transubstantiate

The engineers would have done better to let them transubstantiate.

"As you can see, the silicon grains do not change mass when they transubstantiate.

If we cut off our wings and transubstantiate to complete human form then we become mortal.

And for God's sake, don't uncase your wings until you have to transubstantiate.

They put on women's wigs to transubstantiate their bodies, to turn into someone else, to leave their physical beings and strengthen their spirits.

Most important for his ultimate aim, he was able to synthesize all this and find the ideal "correlative" in order to transubstantiate his experience into art.

Other have allocated a specific place for it, as in the Christian practice of drinking Communion wine, which either symbolically represents or is believed to transubstantiate into the blood of Jesus Christ.

The tough-talking GoGo Tomago, able to transubstantiate her body into a fiery force blast by uttering her code-name, was released from prison on the condition that she serve on the team.

Trademarks and mascots hop promiscuously from product to product - the Trix rabbit shows up on Day-Glo-colored yogurt; Pikachu cutens up prepackaged snack boxes; Oreos transubstantiate into breakfast fare.

"Extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion" are not to be called "Eucharistic ministers", even extraordinary ones, since that would imply that they, too, somehow transubstantiate the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.

It also confirms that, of all the artists associated with the Fetish Finish tendency in Los Angeles in the 1960's, only Mr. Price managed to transubstantiate it from surface to form, transcending its origins in customized car culture by making it flesh - abstract flesh.