coembody

/koʊɪmˈbɑdi/
verb
  1. To embody or represent something together with another person or thing.
    • In the play, the actors coembody the conflict between tradition and progress.
    • The two artists coembody the spirit of modern sculpture in their collaborative works.
    • The new policy coembodies the values of both environmental protection and economic growth.
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