current incarnation

Frequency: 7.50.8 per million words

Refers to the present form or version of something, often used figuratively.

incarnationADJECTIVE + NOUN

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current

Examples (10)

  • The latest software release represents the current incarnation of the platform.
  • In its current incarnation, the band plays a much softer style of music.
  • She is in her current incarnation as a successful entrepreneur.
  • The museum's exhibition is the current incarnation of a popular historical display.
  • This smartphone model is the current incarnation of their flagship device.
  • Many view the internet as the current incarnation of human interconnectedness.
  • The project's current incarnation includes several new features.
  • The old building, in its current incarnation, serves as a vibrant community center.
  • Despite its current incarnation as a tourist spot, it was once a quiet fishing village.
  • The updated policy reflects the current incarnation of the company's commitment to sustainability.