reembody
/ˌriːɪmˈbɑːdi/
verb
- To give a new physical form or body to something; to embody again.
- The artist wants to reembody the ancient myth in a contemporary dance performance.
- The author hopes to reembody the spirit of the 1960s in her new novel.
- Scientists are exploring ways to reembody extinct species through cloning.
- To represent or express something in a new or different form.
- The company plans to reembody its brand identity with a fresh logo and mission statement.
- The director decided to reembody the classic play in a futuristic setting.
- The new constitution seeks to reembody the principles of democracy for the modern age.
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