imbed
/ɪmˈbɛd/
verb
- To fix something firmly and deeply into a surrounding mass.
- Small stones were imbedded in the concrete path to create a decorative pattern.
- The splinter was deeply imbedded in her finger and required tweezers to remove.
- The archaeologist carefully imbedded the ancient coin in plaster for transport.
- To incorporate or include something as an essential part of a system or structure.
- The company imbedded security features into every layer of its software.
- The artist imbedded hidden messages in the painting's background.
- Cultural values are often imbedded in the stories we tell children.
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