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embodiment

[em-bod-ee-muhnt] / ɛmˈbɒd i mənt /


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So much of life too is speculation, reflection and daydream — the contemplation of multiple possibilities and even the embodiment of multiple selves.

From Los Angeles Times

The late Queen Elizabeth II was the embodiment of this — the monarch everyone wanted to meet for tea, if for no other reason than that she’d been around so long.

From Seattle Times

In Mr. Putin’s telling, with his self-image as the macho embodiment of Saint Russia, Europeans were part of a decadent West, stripped of any backbone.

From New York Times

For him, that bowl of beet-and-meat soup is the embodiment of everything Ukraine is fighting for.

From Seattle Times

“Zelensky is the embodiment of this resistance but not the source.”

From New York Times