Proper noun
Encarnacion (plural Encarnacions)
A surname.
Ces Drilon and cameramen Jimmy Encarnacion and Angelo Valderama were the latest of its kidnap victims. Source: Internet
Encarnacion Buisan celebrated her 101st birthday in a hospital in the city of Huesca, after becoming the first patient officially admitted with COVID-19 on March 15. Source: Internet
Bautista hit 40 and Edwin Encarnacion hit 39. The Blue Jays led the majors in homers, runs, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. Source: Internet
The Orioles obtained $2.5 million in international bonus allotment from Atlanta for the pitchers and also received four prospects: right-hander Evan Phillips, infielder Jean Carlos Encarnacion, catcher Brett Cumberland and left-hander Bruce Zimmerman. Source: Internet
The attendance bonuses should get more significant for Encarnacion next season, though, since the Indians' season-ticket base could beat the 2017 total (12,300 full-season equivalents) by a couple thousand. Source: Internet
For Edwin Encarnacion and Corey Kluber, though, prolific regular seasons are going to bring six- and seven-figure bonus payments. Source: Internet