Having or composed of flesh; embodied in physical form; incarnate or fleshy in appearance.
From Latin carnatus 'fleshy' (from caro 'flesh') plus English -ate suffix. An alternative, more poetic form of 'carnal' or 'incarnate.'
While 'incarnate' (meaning 'in flesh') is common in phrases like 'he is evil incarnate,' carnate is its less famous twin—you might encounter it in poetry or older philosophical texts.
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