transmigrate

IPA: trænzmʌgreɪt

Examples of "transmigrate" in Sentences

As he is a robot, he is the only character that cannot transmigrate.
Characters have the option to "transmigrate" to a new class or an improved version of their existing class.
Facebook Connect is another way to transmigrate information/news stories and web presence to multiple places.
In the Hindu temple it is taught that ancestral spirits must be fed daily, that souls transmigrate, and so on.
After the body loses its harmony and dies, this command center soul survives to transmigrate into the hearts of other animals and men.
The plan was that the marquise would die in childbirth and her soul transmigrate to the immortal infant, of which Casanova would then be guardian.
Ergo, we can flip from enactments of explicit porn on one channel, to explicit re-enactments of pornographic Christian prophecy on another; we can transmigrate from fake sin to phony salvation, in an instant ...
Anthropologists report that people of different cultures hold beliefs that seem bizarre to us one must feed ancestral spirits daily; souls transmigrate, and draw conclusions by canons whose logic we tail to see.