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- adjective of, relating to, or causing
transfiguration
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Examples
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I mean: staggeringly, mind-changing, miraculous and transfigurative.
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The door to eternity is opened and we experience a sacred moment of being, connected to all other people in a transcendent, transfigurative sense.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn 2011
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When you come to grips with one of the greatest artistic achievements of mankind, the potential is for it to be transfigurative.
Evening Standard - Home Johanna Thomas-Corr 2011
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Oscar favorite, Mo’Nique, continued her sweeping of industry and festival awards, for her transfigurative, tour de force in the emotional beatdown seriously, I had to pause it and leave the room multiple times Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire.
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Jesus Christ in his perfect and transfigurative death on the cross (
Recent Activity 2010
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Ex. 3: 1-15); and, once and for all, at Christ's perfect and transfigurative death on the cross to the WHOLE WORLD (
Recent Activity 2010
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But this is a transfigurative time; it is too soon to tell where things may head. "
politicalbetting.com 2008
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