imbody
/ɪmˈbɑdi/
verb
- To give a physical or visible form to an idea, quality, or feeling; to be a perfect example of something.
- The statue imbody the spirit of freedom for the whole nation.
- This new building imbody modern architecture at its best.
- Her actions imbody the kindness and generosity we all admire.
- To include or contain something as a part of a larger whole.
- The new law imbody several important changes to the education system.
- His speech imbody the hopes and fears of the entire community.
- The report imbody data from over fifty different studies.