embodiment
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5.5
- noun
- /ɪmˈbɒdɪmənt/
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encarnación
- She is the embodiment of kindness, always helping those in need.
- the embodiment of evil
- ideal embodiment
- embodiment of values
And this film is the embodiment of that approach to women.
- And this film is the embodiment of that approach to women.
- So it's you have to become the embodiment of the book first.
- Like I was the living embodiment of all of these things that we're discussing.
- So I mean, one's embodiment of these two factors, warmth and power.
- He's a college football superhero and and an embodiment of perseverance.
- I live in the countryside and I just think it's the perfect embodiment, so to speak, of virtue signalling.
- And then, you know, he goes on and he says in Miss Locra, I believe you've sent me an embodiment of your deepest convictions.
- Wow, She is a gorgeous embodiment of youthful sexuality in that moment.
- So I think the the actual embodiment to in some sense to me doesn't matter.
- It's this much more deep embodiment of of AI and morphogenesis.
- So that architect in me and that embodiment of wanting to design and build has always been there.
- It may seem like a strange question because ideas are one thing and embodiments are another.
Examples
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There she is, the embodiment of love.
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And I think people really get it now that really embodiment is what's missing in our lives.
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And this film is the embodiment of that approach to women.
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And so it turns out it's the embodiment of all of us.
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Like I was the living embodiment of all of these things that we're discussing.
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The living embodiment of the American cowboy tradition.
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You were the embodiment of that belief, Kal.
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In some ways, the computer is the ultimate embodiment of the Myth of the Noble Scientist.
Academic text (1991) -
Integration or not, traditional healers remain the very embodiment of the conscience of their communities.
Academic text (1999) -
He's a college football superhero and and an embodiment of perseverance.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person or thing to copy because they do something good
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4.8
A person who is a perfect example of a quality
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4.1
A person or thing that clearly shows a quality
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3.5
A picture or model that shows what something looks like
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3.3
A person or thing seen as a perfect example of something
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7.4
A perfect example of a person or thing that shows a certain quality
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7.2
A person or thing that shows very good behavior for others to copy
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6.8
A person or thing that represents an idea, for example kindness
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6.3
A person or thing that shows a quality very clearly
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6.5
A person who shows a quality very clearly
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6.3
A visible thing like a flag that stands for an idea you cannot see
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4.4
A clear, simple example that helps you see an idea that is hard to imagine
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6.7
An example that shows something, or the act of showing something using an example
A person or thing that shows an idea as a human, for example justice
A person or object that stands for an idea with deeper meaning
Antonyms
How Representative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word embodiment comes from the parts em- meaning 'in' and body meaning 'a physical form'. So, an embodiment is when an idea or quality is given a body, a person or thing that clearly shows that idea.