Clé: Created page with "'''Eremization''' refers to any process that transforms a living creature into an inanimate object—other than simply killing, which technically transforms the creature into a corpse. Well known forms of eremization include ylifaction, transmutation into an immobile statue (which includes petrifaction, transmutation to stone); teifaction, transfiguration into some other object like an article of furniture; and pex..."

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Created page with "'''Eremization''' refers to any process that transforms a living creature into an inanimate object—other than simply killing, which technically transforms the creature into a corpse. Well known forms of eremization include ylifaction, transmutation into an immobile statue (which includes petrifaction, transmutation to stone); teifaction, transfiguration into some other object like an article of furniture; and pex..."

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'''Eremization''' refers to any process that transforms a [[life form|living creature]] into an inanimate object—other than simply killing, which technically transforms the creature into a [[corpse]]. Well known forms of eremization include [[ylifaction]], [[transmutation]] into an immobile [[statue]] (which includes [[petrifaction]], transmutation to [[stone]]); [[teifaction]], [[transfiguration]] into some other object like an article of [[furniture]]; and [[pexis]], or "suspended animation". Eremization may or may not kill the subject in the process; if not, it is said to be [[achresis|achretic]].{{Stub}}[[Category:Transformation]][[Category:Achresis|Achresis]][[Category:Eremization|Eremization]]

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