recorporate

present singular third person recorporates · participle present recorporating · participle past recorporated · past recorporated

1. literatureTo regain ones body.

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   The Celestis have a particular and personal grudge against the Doctor. In fact, they are keen to get their hands on the Relic, reputedly the corpse of the Doctor’s final incarnation. If their recorporated agent can obtain the Relic (see G17), the Celestis would be able to recorporate it as their servant and use it to pick up all the biodata (see G17) that the Time Lords think is so valuable, before allowing it to die a second time.

   2023 April 29, Doctor Who RPG - Unofficial Sourcebooks

1. not comparableHaving regained ones body.

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   But even the physical remains of Jesus, although they probably had not suffered actual decomposition to any considerable extent during the comparatively short period that they lay in the tomb […] there was altogether a sufficient organic modification and resupply in his case to maintain the analogy with the recorporate bodies of saints at large[…]. The cases of Lazarus and other resuscitated persons[…]

   1891, James Strong, The Doctrine of a Future Life, from a Scriptural, Philosophical, and Scientific Point of View […]