embody

embody synonyms

incorporate compare embody and incorporate
personify compare embody and personify
comprise compare embody and comprise
symbolize compare embody and symbolize
typify compare embody and typify
epitomize compare embody and epitomize
contain compare embody and contain
represent compare embody and represent
embrace compare embody and embrace
encompass compare embody and encompass
exemplify compare embody and exemplify
incarnate compare embody and incarnate
manifest compare embody and manifest
include compare embody and include
illustrate compare embody and illustrate
involve compare embody and involve
take in compare embody and take in
subsume compare embody and subsume
comprehend compare embody and comprehend
show compare embody and show
express compare embody and express
stand for compare embody and stand for
body forth compare embody and body forth
cover compare embody and cover
substantiate compare embody and substantiate
have compare embody and have
mirror compare embody and mirror
integrate compare embody and integrate
exhibit compare embody and exhibit
fuse compare embody and fuse
coalesce compare embody and coalesce
emblematize compare embody and emblematize
realize compare embody and realize
organize compare embody and organize
blend compare embody and blend
constitute compare embody and constitute
consolidate compare embody and consolidate
amalgamate compare embody and amalgamate
be compare embody and be
combine compare embody and combine
be composed of compare embody and be composed of
demonstrate compare embody and demonstrate
reify compare embody and reify
unite compare embody and unite
merge compare embody and merge
evince compare embody and evince
form compare embody and form
enclose compare embody and enclose
hold compare embody and hold
mean compare embody and mean

embody definitions

verb

  • To unite in a body or mass. 

  • To represent in some other form, such as a code of laws. 

  • To comprise or include as part of a cohesive whole; to be made up of. 

  • The US Constitution aimed to embody the ideals of diverse groups of people, from Puritans to Deists. 

  • To represent in a physical or concrete form; to incarnate or personify.