Embodied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMBODIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMBODY, to form into a body, also IMBODY
• be an expression of or give a tangible or visible form to (an idea, quality, or feeling)
• provide (a spirit) with a physical form
• include or contain (something) as a constituent part
• form (people) into a body, especially for military purposes
ADJECTIVE:
• possessing or existing in bodily form
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a body

Words related to EMBODIED

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How to use EMBODIED in a sentence

• It is a matter of regret that the characters of the greatest of dramatists should not have been embodied by the greatest of painters.
• The satire here embodied is of a nature too personal to be considered the mere work of a riotous fancy.
• One put into the embrace all of her new-found joy, the other all the suppressed feeling of the last half hour, which in turn embodied the unsatisfied yearning of many years.
• The Indians appeared to have embodied this idea in the word Mississippi.
• While Pitt was the embodied representative of Order, his rival was the Apostle and Evangelist of Liberty.
• This high policy, as expedient as it is sound, was to a considerable extent embodied in the leadership of Venizelos and Pashitch and Gueshoff.
• The demand for equal suffrage was embodied in the platform of the Progressive Party in August, 1912.
• There also is Dwaravati, producing great merit, where dwelleth the slayer of Madhu, who is the Ancient one in embodied form, and eternal virtue.
• The work of Wordsworth was conditioned by the French Revolution but it hardly embodied the revolutionary spirit.
• And of what is embodied, the contact with joy and pain cannot be prevented.
• That this should be the regimen of what is in some sort a model institution, established and superintended by the embodied enlightenment of the age, is a startling fact.
• She represented to him, as he had never felt it before, the embodied mystery and majesty of womanhood.
• Livingstone embodied in his African life certain Christian virtues which we love and honor the more because they were so severely and successfully tested.
• Consider how Abraham foretold the coming of Moses, and Moses embodied the Abrahamic statement.
• He beheld the splendors of the divine Kingdom, embodied the bounties of God and possessed ideal powers.
• Neither Berlioz nor Liszt had really embodied their programs in living music.
• Soul, while embodied in matter, is in a state of imprisonment, etc, 852-u.
• In the pictures of the Madonna, produced by the most eminent painters of the seventeenth century, is embodied the theology of the time.
• Blessed Mary is the embodied thought of God for humanity, the realised ideal of a human life.
• These symbols, woven into the very texture of the life of the people, are embodied by them in their ornamental mode.
• The utter folly of the policy embodied in the Stamp Act struck Washington very forcibly.
• George Washington will always hold the love and reverence of men because they see embodied in him the noblest possibilities of humanity.
• The Constitution itself I regard and cherish as the embodied and written will of the whole people of the United States.
• It is also said that there are 200 men enrolled and embodied in a town upon the borders of Rhode Island, the name of which has escaped me.
• Thou shalt give her, also, this letter, in which, after a hundred efforts, I have embodied something of my thoughts.
• During the night, two companies of militia were brought in from the country, and that belonging to the town was also embodied.

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