Examples of 'transfiguring' in a sentence
Meaning of "transfiguring"
transfigure (verb): to transform or change the outward appearance or form of something, often in a magical or supernatural way
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- present participle of transfigure
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This is like so a transfiguring fog he hid the truth.
It is assumed that we Christians should be transfiguring the world.
Light as transfiguring power.
Transfiguring perceptions of reality as luminous, sacred, and infinitely precious.
I now shall see through your transfiguring eyes.
He was animated with transfiguring revelations of Christ and His redeeming truth.
And he gave her one of his quick, transfiguring smiles.
Sami culture is resisting and transfiguring itself, after being affronted by centuries of colonialism.
Human transfiguration is exactly what it sounds like, the act of transfiguring the human body.
Prayer is a transfiguring power.
The force of illusion reaches its zenith here, as likewise the sweetening and transfiguring power.
It has no transfiguring vision.
Fortunately, God alone is capable of transfiguring time.
Once again Hilde had an almost transfiguring conviction that Sophie and Alberto really existed.
Through his work, Janladrou breaks the habit of words, transfiguring them.
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The Dew the transfiguring of the Wand.
The capacity of transfiguring.
It is only the transfiguring light of Christ-His divine and sacrificial love-that can accomplish this.
It knows Itself as the transfiguring will.
Glory to You, transfiguring our lives with deeds of love.
You are welcomed and greeted in Love, as these sacred transfiguring Flames of Divine Love.
It is modernizing, without transfiguring its basic appearance.
Through my thoughts, words, actions, and feelings I AM Transfiguring this planet into the New Earth.
Until our blood flows through its canals, transfiguring it into the city of the undead.
Creating, restoring, transfiguring.
Actually, love is capable of transfiguring all “ ( Pope Francis ).
