embedded
/ɪmˈbɛdɪd/
adjective
- Fixed firmly and deeply into a surrounding mass.
- The archaeologist carefully uncovered the embedded pottery shards.
- Tiny seeds were embedded in the clay pot's surface.
- The embedded nail was difficult to remove from the board.
- Included or incorporated as an essential part of a larger system or context.
- The software has embedded security features to protect user data.
- Embedded values in the company culture promote teamwork.
- The video player has embedded subtitles in multiple languages.
- Describing a journalist who is attached to a military unit during a conflict.
- Embedded journalists must follow military guidelines.
- The embedded reporter sent back exclusive footage from the front.
- She was one of the first embedded correspondents in the region.
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