reembodied
/ˌriːɪmˈbɑːdid/
verb
- Gave a new physical form or body to something; embodied again.
- The artist reembodied the feeling of loss in a series of dark paintings.
- The sculptor reembodied the ancient myth in a modern marble statue.
- In the story, the spirit reembodied itself in a young child after a century.
- Represented or expressed something in a new or different form.
- Her speech reembodied the hopes of the entire community in powerful words.
- The new policy reembodied the company's original commitment to fairness.
- The renovated building reembodied the architectural style of the 1920s.
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