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Definition of Rematerialized
1. rematerialize [v] - See also: rematerialize
Lexicographical Neighbors of Rematerialized
Literary usage of Rematerialized
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (1896)
"Miss Gage rematerialized with it on, after a moment's evanescence, and looked at
my wife with the expression of being something impersonal with a hat on. ..."
2. Proceedings of the American Society for Psychical Research by American Society for Psychical Research (1921)
"The slates had dematerialized, and when they rematerialized they were under lock
and key in my private office. ..."
3. The Heart Line: A Drama of San Francisco by Gelett Burgess (1907)
"Bennett contributed all sorts of agricultural implements and furniture to be
dematerialized and sent to Jupiter, there to be rematerialized and used as ..."
4. The Heart Line: A Drama of San Francisco by Gelett Burgess (1907)
"Bennett contributed all sorts of agricultural implements and furniture to be
dematerialized and sent to Jupiter, there to be rematerialized and used as ..."
5. The Heart Line: A Drama of San Francisco by Gelett Burgess (1907)
"Bennett contributed all sorts of agricultural implements and furniture to be
dematerialized and sent to Jupiter, there to be rematerialized and used as ..."
6. The Classic of Spiritism by Lucy McDowell Milburn (1922)
"The process of dematerialization alone would turn the atoms back to their natural
state, and then, in being rematerialized, ..."
7. The Classic of Spiritism by Lucy McDowell Milburn (1922)
"The process of dematerialization alone would turn the atoms back to their natural
state, and then, in being rematerialized, a whole and healthy body could ..."
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