transmigrated

Meanings

• the act or process of passing from one place, state, or body to another

  - "The salmon swim upstream to transmigrate into freshwater."
  - "The migrant workers transmigrated from rural areas to urban cities in search of employment."
  - "The butterflies transmigrate from caterpillars to adult butterflies during metamorphosis."
  - "The rainwater transmigrates from the atmosphere to the earth's surface through precipitation."

• to pass from one state or condition to another

  - "The patient transmigrated from a critical condition to stable health."
  - "The country transmigrated from a state of poverty to an era of prosperity."
  - "The company transmigrated from a small startup to a multinational corporation."
  - "The student transmigrated from a struggling learner to an accomplished scholar."
  - "The individual transmigrated from a state of hopelessness to a stage of optimism and renewed purpose."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with transmigrated
transfigure , transmute , transparent , transcend , transact , translate , transport

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Homophones

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1. transmigrated is a homophone of transmitted
   

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Variants

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transmigrate , transmigrated , transmigrates , transmigrating , transmigration , transmigrations , transmigrator , transmigrators , transmigratory

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Forms

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The verb 'transmigrate' can conjugate to various forms such as transmigrated (past tense), transmigrates (present continuous tense), transmigrated (past participle tense), and transmigrates (present indicative tense, third person singular form).

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Etymology

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From Latin transmigrare meaning to pass through or over, from trans- across + migrare to move

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Related Concepts

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1. Reincarnation: The belief that the consciousness or soul of a living being transmigrates or is reborn into a new body after death.

2. Transmigration of Souls: A term used in Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and some other Eastern religious traditions to describe the belief that the consciousness or soul of a living being transmigrates or is reborn into a new body after death. This belief is also known as the doctrine of reincarnation or transmigrations of souls.

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Culture

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In various cultures and religious traditions, the concept of transmigrating or transmitting consciousness from one body to another is believed to occur after death. This belief is known as the doctrine of reincarnation or transmigrations of souls. In Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and some other Eastern religious traditions, this doctrine plays an essential role in shaping the moral and ethical values of the followers of these traditions.

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