C1 adjective Formal

multicarnness

/ˌmʌltiˈkɑːrnəs/

Relating to the state of possessing or manifesting in multiple physical bodies or fleshy forms simultaneously. It is used to describe entities, particularly in speculative fiction or philosophy, that transcend a single biological vessel.

Examples

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The sci-fi villain's multicarnness nature made him impossible to kill since he inhabited three bodies at once.

The sci-fi villain's multicarnness nature made him impossible to kill since he inhabited three bodies at once.

2

In his latest treatise, the philosopher explores the multicarnness existence of digital consciousness.

In his latest treatise, the philosopher explores the multicarnness existence of digital consciousness.

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I'm playing a game where the hero has this multicarnness ability to split into a swarm.

I'm playing a game where the hero has this multicarnness ability to split into a swarm.

Word Family

Noun
multicarnality
Verb
multicarnate
Adverb
multicarnly
Adjective
multicarnness
Related
incarnation
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Memory Tip

Break it down: 'Multi' (many) + 'Carn' (flesh/meat as in chili con carne) + 'ness'. Imagine a creature with many meat-suits.

Quick Quiz

The alien species exhibited a _________ existence, with a single mind controlling dozens of physical husks.

Correct!

The correct answer is: multicarnness

Examples

1

The sci-fi villain's multicarnness nature made him impossible to kill since he inhabited three bodies at once.

everyday

The sci-fi villain's multicarnness nature made him impossible to kill since he inhabited three bodies at once.

2

In his latest treatise, the philosopher explores the multicarnness existence of digital consciousness.

formal

In his latest treatise, the philosopher explores the multicarnness existence of digital consciousness.

3

I'm playing a game where the hero has this multicarnness ability to split into a swarm.

informal

I'm playing a game where the hero has this multicarnness ability to split into a swarm.

4

The academic study focuses on the multicarnness manifestations of deities in polytheistic traditions.

academic

The academic study focuses on the multicarnness manifestations of deities in polytheistic traditions.

5

To succeed in the modern market, a brand must maintain a multicarnness presence across all physical and digital storefronts.

business

To succeed in the modern market, a brand must maintain a multicarnness presence across all physical and digital storefronts.

Word Family

Noun
multicarnality
Verb
multicarnate
Adverb
multicarnly
Adjective
multicarnness
Related
incarnation

Common Collocations

multicarnness state multicarnness state
multicarnness entity multicarnness entity
multicarnness biology multicarnness biology
multicarnness phenomenon multicarnness phenomenon
multicarnness existence multicarnness existence

Common Phrases

achieve multicarnness

achieve multicarnness

the multicarnness factor

the multicarnness factor

beyond multicarnness

beyond multicarnness

Often Confused With

multicarnness vs multiculturalness

Multiculturalness refers to ethnic or social diversity, whereas multicarnness refers to having multiple physical bodies.

multicarnness vs incarnation

Incarnation usually refers to a single physical manifestation, while multicarnness implies many at once.

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Usage Notes

Though the suffix '-ness' typically denotes a noun, in this specific technical or test-related context, it functions as an adjective to describe the quality of an object. Use it when discussing complex biological or metaphysical subjects involving multiple bodies.

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Common Mistakes

Learners often mistake this for a noun because of the '-ness' ending. Ensure you use it to modify a noun (e.g., 'a multicarnness entity') rather than as a standalone subject.

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Memory Tip

Break it down: 'Multi' (many) + 'Carn' (flesh/meat as in chili con carne) + 'ness'. Imagine a creature with many meat-suits.

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Word Origin

Constructed from the Latin prefix 'multi-' (many) and 'caro/carnis' (flesh), combined with the English suffix '-ness'.

Grammar Patterns

Primarily used as an attributive adjective Non-gradable (usually something either is or is not multicarnness) Lacks standard comparative or superlative forms
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Cultural Context

Often found in niche transhumanist literature or high-concept science fiction gaming communities.

Quick Quiz

The alien species exhibited a _________ existence, with a single mind controlling dozens of physical husks.

Correct!

The correct answer is: multicarnness

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