I will defeat my adversaries with karmic forces.
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Karmic
//ˈkɑɹmɪk//
Synonyms for "karmic"
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18 translations across 16 languages.
Czech
1 entries- karmický adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Danish
1 entries- karmisk adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Esperanto
1 entries- karma adj (of or pertaining to karma)
French
1 entries- karmique adj (of or pertaining to karma)
German
1 entries- karmisch adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Italian
1 entries- karmico adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Korean
1 entries- 업보의 adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- karmisk adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- karmisk adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Polish
1 entries- karmiczny adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Portuguese
2 entries- cármico adj (of or pertaining to karma)
- kármico adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Russian
1 entries- карми́ческий adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Spanish
1 entries- kármico adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Swedish
1 entries- karmisk adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Turkish
2 entries- karmasal adj (of or pertaining to karma)
- karmik adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Ukrainian
1 entries- кармі́чний adj (of or pertaining to karma)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
Buddhist "rebirth" and Hindu "reincarnation" are technically different. Rebirth is the transmigration of "karmic tendencies" or "stream of consciousness." Meanwhile, reincarnation is the transmigration of "soul."
Source: tatoeba (10518635)
Buddhist rebirth is different from Hindu reincarnation. Rebirth is the transmigration of "karmic tendencies" or "stream of consciousness." Meanwhile, reincarnation is the transmigration of "soul."
Source: tatoeba (10789729)
Schadenfreude is karmic suicide.
Source: tatoeba (11224234)
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