embody

/ɪmˈbɑdi/
verb
  1. To be a perfect example or representation of a quality, idea, or feeling.
    • She embodies everything a good teacher should be.
    • This painting embodies the spirit of the Renaissance.
    • He embodies the values of honesty and integrity.
  2. To give a tangible or visible form to an idea, quality, or feeling.
    • The architect embodied the concept of openness in the building's design.
    • The new policy embodies the company's commitment to sustainability.
    • Her novel embodies the struggles of immigrant families.
  3. To include or contain something as a part of a whole.
    • The curriculum embodies a range of learning styles.
    • This collection embodies works from many different artists.
    • The report embodies the findings of several studies.
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