[in.car.nate] adj [ME incarnat, fr. LL incarnatus, pp. of incarnare to incarnate, fr. L in- + carn-, caro flesh--more at carnal] (14c) 1 a: invested with bodily and esp. human nature and form b: made manifest or comprehensible: embodied "a fiend ~"
2: incarnadine "~ clover"
[2]in.car.nate vt -nat.ed ; -nat.ing (1533): to make incarnate: as a: to give bodily form and substance to b (1): to give a concrete or actual form to: actualize (2): to constitute an embodiment or type of "no one culture ~s every important human value --Denis Goulet"