Embodies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMBODIES 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a body

Words related to EMBODIES

embodied14 embody14 embodying18

Words that contain EMBODIES

coembodies17 reembodies15 disembodies17

How to use EMBODIES in a sentence

• The Church embodies the spiritual dreams of the world.
• The last sketch is to me the most important of all, for it embodies the principle of the receiving magnet which is universally used at the present day.
• In 1838, he received a French patent for a system of railway telegraph, which also embodies the principle of the police and fire-alarm telegraph.
• Gilmore apparently accepts all such accounts indiscriminately, and embodies them in his narrative without even a reference to his authorities.
• It is no defence to say, that profane or gross language is natural to the characters whom he embodies.
• No one who has not actually attempted to verify its details can understand the patient research and historical labor which it embodies.
• A Roman Catholic bishop, too, is a personage looked upon by the people with a kind of feeling that embodies in it awe, reverence, and fear.
• Language is yet larger than all the sciences proper which it embodies, namely, those clustering about Philology, Grammar, and Rhetoric.
• There is something in this whole proposition which accurately embodies the whole Southern policy.
• The list is not mine, although it embodies some of my suggestions.
• The Catholic statement completely embodies traditional opposition to Birth Control.
• I cannot analyze the group, but I understand and feel the thought it embodies.
• Fundamentally all existing things pass through the same degrees and phases of development, and any given phenomenon embodies all others.
• As it is manifested in individuals and communities, it too often embodies a degree of selfishness, from which neither states nor individuals are exempt.
• The church of St Mary and St Modwen is classic in style, of the 18th century, but embodies some remains of an ancient Gothic building.
• You have a fine genius for mechanics, and the model embodies, I think, a clever idea, which is worth working up.
• This case embodies the practical working of the new principle, carried to an extreme.
• The Constitution of England embodies this very principle even now, in the twentieth century.
• The poor scholar more than any other type embodies the love of learning of the Irish race.
• The virtues and failings of the different elements it embodies are alike intensified in it.
• The screen is modern, but embodies some old panels.
• With English historians Elizabeth embodies grandeur, Anne good-nature.
• That impression I have brought to the attempt which this little book embodies.
• The school of life embodies a compulsory education that no man escapes.
• The nation must feel that its constitution embodies its right and its status, otherwise the constitution may exist externally, but has no meaning or value.
• But at the same time the Pythagorean theory certainly embodies a considerable element of truth.
• O Archegetes, ideal which the man of genius embodies in his masterpieces, I would rather be last in thy house than first in any other.
• The translation is based on the oldest manuscripts and embodies the constructive results of modern Biblical research.
• The sheep is the type of timidity and meekness, and Saint Pacomius embodies in him the monk who lives punctual and obedient, and loving his brethren.
• The Book of Gates embodies the teaching of the priests of the cult of Osiris, and the Book Am Tuat represents the modified form of it that was promulgated by the priests of Amen.
• He finds much to commend in the influence of a literary tribunal like the French Academy, which embodies that ideal of authority so dear to the classical heart.
• It embodies a principle which lies at the bottom of all progressive legislation.
• How Christianity embodies the true emancipation of women.

Similar words containing BODIE without suffix s and without prefix em

bodied10 bodies9 embodied14 embodier13 imbodied14 imbodies13 nobodies11 rebodied12 rebodies11 unbodied12 anybodies15 disbodied14 embodiers14 naebodies12 nonbodies12 orebodies12 unibodies12 antibodies13 autobodies13 busybodied19 busybodies18 coembodied18 coembodies17 dogsbodied16 dogsbodies15 forebodies16 hardbodies17 homebodies18 reembodied16 reembodies15 somebodies15 unembodied16 widebodies17 afterbodies17 blackbodies22 disembodied18 disembodies17 underbodies15 isoantibodies16 alloantibodies17 autoantibodies17

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