discarnated
/dɪˈskɑːneɪtɪd/Now rare
adjective
Deprived of flesh or of bodily form; disembodied.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Stevens (c1662–1726), translator and antiquary. From post-classical Latin discarnatus discarnate + -ed. Originally after Spanish descarnado discarnate. In later use after incarnated.
- postprandially
- postprecipitate
- postprecipitation
- postpredicament
- post-primary
- post-process
- post-processing
- post-processor
- post-processual
- post-produce
- post-production
- post-puberal
- post-pubertal
- post-puberty
- post-pubescent
- postpubic
- postpubis
- post-punk
- post-punker
- post-pyramidal
- postpyramidal
- post-racial
- post-racist
- postradical
- post-Raphaelite