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embodiment

Main Entry:	em·bod·i·ment [em-bod-ee-muhnt] /ɛmˈbɒdimənt/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Sarah is the comic embodiment of a feline, self-centered femininity.

Though the embodiment of patriotism, he was no right-winger.

The use of conservation technologies and the sales of recycled content represent the embodiment of environmental responsibility.

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Sarah is the comic embodiment of a feline, self-centered femininity.

Though the embodiment of patriotism, he was no right-winger.

The use of conservation technologies and the sales of recycled content represent the embodiment of environmental responsibility.

She is a perfect embodiment of the right's anti-science, anti-intellectual, mystical world view.

She was the embodiment of a bygone and more romantic nautical era.

As a society, we've always idolized the embodiment of the headstrong cowboy gunslinger anti-hero.

He stands alone on a minor league mound, the embodiment of shattered dreams.

Today it regards itself not so much as a political party as the embodiment of the nation.

The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence.

Video games are not the embodiment of evil and alternative-parenting.

The emergence of the church is the physical embodiment of religion.

It's essentially the physical embodiment of a sampler.

Bozeman is an embodiment of fighting through adversity.

The state is the embodiment of the people of a country.

His corpulence is the physical embodiment of all seven mortal sins.

Flowers are supposed to be the embodiment of sentiment and of poetry.

Embodiment appears to be at the heart of understanding how smarter, more environmentally responsive technologies can be developed.

He has been seen as the embodiment of absolute evil, a doctor pledged to heal who kills instead.

The centerpiece of this research-in-a-fishbowl environment is the demo, the cutesy embodiment of a group's work.

Once astride a horse, he becomes the embodiment of the proverbial knight on a white charger.

Intellectual property is the embodiment or automation of effort, replicable easily for all.

He was also the human embodiment of the golden rule and he taught us the meaning of integrity.

Those who are good students but not necessarily eager to become the embodiment of the target culture cliche are doing fine.

It's the scholarly embodiment of the impulse to imagine oneself as a.

She is being portrayed by the press as the embodiment of whackdom and/or evil.

Kennedy came to be seen as a perfect embodiment of.

It makes sense that a refugee camp would be an embodiment of all these things and more.

Vampires were the cultural embodiment of the end of the millennium:.

Rosen is seen as the embodiment of a venal corporate culture hurtling toward obsolescence.

Once, the expressive brushstroke was an embodiment of the artist's creative.

The creation of knowledge through learning and the embodiment of knowledge in software now hold the keys to wealth.

Garfunkel has always been the vocal embodiment of a quivering post-adolescent sensitivity.

Connie is the embodiment of a confident supermom who seems to be in supreme control of her complicated upscale suburban life.

Outwardly, he seemed the physical embodiment of all that a secretary of state should.

They were the embodiment of evil, the point at which reality merged with melodrama and kitsch.

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