latest incarnation
Frequency: 7.20.8 per million words
Refers to the most recent form or version of something, often used figuratively.
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- The band's latest incarnation features a new lead singer.
- This smartphone is the latest incarnation of their flagship model.
- In its latest incarnation, the software boasts enhanced AI capabilities.
- The restaurant, in its latest incarnation, offers a fusion of cuisines.
- She described the new policy as the latest incarnation of an old idea.
- The superhero's latest incarnation in the comic books has been widely praised.
- The city's downtown area is undergoing its latest incarnation of urban renewal.
- Critics are divided over the latest incarnation of the classic play.
- This building represents the latest incarnation of sustainable architecture.
- The company's brand guide reflects its latest incarnation and values.