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Definition of embodied - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
formgiven a physical form
- The sculpture embodied the artist's emotions.
2.
representationrepresenting an idea or quality in a concrete way
- The statue was an embodied representation of justice.
Expressions with embodied
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total energy used to make a product, from raw materials to delivery
Architects compare the embodied energy of concrete and timber before choosing materials.
Origin of embodied
Latin, embody (in body)
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representation
embodied in a particular person
summary
embodied in a concise form
human
embodied in human form
spirituality
embodied in flesh or human form
Examples of embodied in a sentence
Her performance embodied the character perfectly. The sculpture embodied the artist's vision. His leadership style embodied confidence and strength.
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- French:incarné, personnifié, ...
- German:verkörpert, versinnbildlicht, ...
- Italian:incarnato, personificato, ...
- Spanish:encarnado, personificado, ...
- Portuguese:incorporado, corporificado, ...
- Chinese:具象化的, 体现的, ...
- Japanese:具現化した, 具現化された, ...
- Arabic:مُجَسَّد, مُتَجَسِّد, ...
- Hebrew:מְגוּלָּם, מְגַלֵּם, ...
- Russian:воплощённый, олицетворённый, ...
- Ukrainian:втілений, уособлений, ...
- Hindi:साकार, ...
Definition of embody - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
symbolismsymbolize an idea or quality
- Her actions embody kindness and generosity.
2.
express representgive tangible form to ideas or qualities
- The statue embodies the spirit of the city.
Origin of embody
Latin, embody (to give a body to)
Examples of embody in a sentence
His paintings embody the essence of modern art. The painting embodies the artist's vision. Her speech embodies the values of the organization.
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- French:incarner, matérialiser, ...
- German:verkörpern, ...
- Italian:incarnare, esprimere, ...
- Spanish:encarnar, materializar, ...
- Portuguese:simbolizar, materializar, ...
- Chinese:体现, ...
- Japanese:体現する, 具現化する, ...
- Arabic:جَسَّدَ, صَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַלֵּם, לְהַמְחִישׁ, ...
- Russian:олицетворять, воплощать, ...
- Ukrainian:втілювати, втілити, ...
- Hindi:का मूर्त रूप होना, मूर्त रूप देना, ...
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