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Meanings of embodiments in English
Physical embodiment of an information artifact.
Usage of embodiments in English
1
Both dog and wolf appear as embodiments of the corn-spirit in harvest-customs.
2
Of all reason's embodiments art is therefore the most splendid and complete.
3
Heavy with smeared impasto, they are tactile embodiments of unnecessary pain.
4
Thus human nature survives amid a continual fluctuation of its embodiments.
5
Say, wretched indeed is your plight, O ye embodiments of delusion.
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What veils of glory more grievous than these embodiments of error!
7
The imperfect embodiments of it in the past were prophecies as well as prophets.
8
The Sephar Yezirah, the Sohar, and the Apocalypse are the completest embodiments of Occultism.
9
The Asuras Madhu and Kaitabha were embodiments of the attributes of Rajas and Tamas.
10
She moved Amman among various embodiments, through decades and upgrades.
11
To his Well-Beloved he had always been faithful; but she had had many embodiments.
12
They are embodiments of the whole history of their nations.
13
As such they are embodiments, though more or less imperfect ones, of these concepts.
14
Of him countless immortal lives with countless embodiments and enjoyments.
15
The Kelmscott nature, in all its embodiments, worked on very simple but very fixed lines.
16
There is always a difference between appearance and reality, between the ideal and its embodiments.
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