1. relating to or based on the belief that a divine being has taken on human form, especially in Christian theology referring to God becoming human in Jesus Christ
Usage: primarily theological; often capitalized when referring to Christian doctrine
2. relating to or emphasizing the physical, material, or concrete expression of an idea, quality, or principle
Usage: broader philosophical or literary use

Examples

• Incarnational theology explores the meaning of God becoming human.
• The artist created an incarnational representation of hope through sculpture.
• Many Christian denominations emphasize incarnational spirituality in their worship practices.
• The novel presents an incarnational vision of love through its main character's actions.
• Incarnational ministry focuses on living out faith through direct community engagement.
• The poet used incarnational language to make abstract emotions feel tangible and real.