Other Word Forms
- preembodiment noun
Etymology
Origin of embodiment
Example Sentences
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I thought this would be a sort of irreverent and comedic way to explore what a sexual awakening might look like, and what a woman's embodiment might look like through a sort of sci-fi lens.
From Salon
The symbolic unity provided by a monarch can limit the most problematic forms of populism and thwart efforts by demagogues to make themselves the embodiment of ‘the people.’
From Los Angeles Times
But “A Line of Beauty” is an appreciation and embodiment of his genius.
From New York Times
“It was during a summer break when I was in third grade, and ever since, for me personally space has been the embodiment of dreams and new challenges.”
From Washington Times
The group warned that Mr. Trump lost in 2020 as “the embodiment of the status quo,” while Mr. Biden eked out a victory “thanks to massive progressive organizing in swing states.”
From Washington Times
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