† decarnationn.
Obsolete.
Deliverance from the flesh or from carnality.
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decarnation1648
uncarnating1659
excarnation1858
disembodiment1860
discarnation1871
1648 W. Montagu Miscellanea Spiritualia ii. i. 13 Gods incarnation inableth man for his own decarnation, as I may say, and devesture of carnality.
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n.1648- to have one's recourse to
- to have one's residence
- to have one's run
- to have one's say
- to have one's say out
- to have one's shit together
- to have one's sitting breeches on
- to have one's skin in the game
- to have one's tail up
- to have one's top eye open
- to have one's tubes tied
- to have one's way
- to have one's way with
- to have one's wills
- to have one's wits about one
- to have one's work cut out
- to have one's work cut out for one
- to have one'the blood up
- to have oneself
- to have oneself something
- to have open shot
- to have or bear swinge
- to have or get a crush on
- to have or get a person set
- to have or get one's gruel