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Meanings of embody in in English
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Usage of embody in in English
1
Terms more hostile to France than these Austria declined to embody in its mediation.
2
Friends urged him to embody in a lecture the picturesque aspect of Hawaiian life.
3
These, it is proposed to embody in a new chapter.
4
What thought did you embody in the ring?
5
What had been easy to embody in a letter, was terribly difficult to frame in spoken speech.
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One, The Regency, seems to embody in its name all our exploded notions of Hollywood's imperial heyday.
7
The feminine side is chiefly embodied in the mazurkas and the nocturnes.
8
The traditional case-by-case approach embodied in past precedents may make that difficult.
9
Perhaps Caesar, the one good thing from Rome, was embodied in it.
10
Two ripping panels are embodied in the top lobe of the envelope.
11
The highest conception of human relations is embodied in the word law.
12
None of the incidents or characters embodied in those sketches are ideal.
13
The story embodied in the poem was founded on an ancient tradition.
14
The nexus between nature, climate and sustainable development was embodied in 2020.
15
This same bitter inconsistency was embodied in the death of Crispus Attucks.
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The most noble traditional feelings of ancient Poland are embodied in them.
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