Embody

To represent or express something in a clear and tangible form; to be an example or symbol of a particular idea, quality, or concept. It can also mean to incorporate or include something within something else. This often involves giving a physical or visible form to an abstract idea or concept, making it perceptible and understandable. The process typically highlights the essence or core characteristics of whatever is being embodied, bringing it to life in a meaningful way.

Embody meaning with examples

• The statue of Liberty truly embodies the ideals of freedom and democracy, its towering presence a physical representation of these core values. For immigrants it can represent hope for the future and remind them of the values they are now apart of. Many have never forgotten its message of hope and prosperity.
• Her artwork embodies a deep understanding of the human condition, using vibrant colors and dynamic compositions to convey complex emotions. Each brushstroke, each carefully chosen element works toward communicating the artist's intention. The art embodies the artist's world view as expressed in their choice of color and subject matter.
• The company's mission statement aims to Embody their core values of integrity and customer service in all its dealings with clients. The values the company holds show what kind of reputation they will have, the quality of the company and how seriously the workers will take the clients concerns.
• The superhero's actions and bravery Embody the spirit of courage and self-sacrifice. He shows that anyone can be a hero and it is not just the powers that determine if a hero should exist. This action and sacrifice are shown in order to make the hero a true representation for the reader.