Embodiment

usgb/ɪmˈbɑːdimənt/Volume
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Abstract to PhysicalPlay
Use 'embodiment' when abstract concepts are shown through physical objects or people. SlideThe statue is the embodiment of freedom for the people of the city.
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Negative ConnotationsPlay
'Embodiment' often pairs with negative traits to stress strong disapproval. SlideHe was the embodiment of greed, with his insatiable thirst for money.
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Human CharacteristicsPlay
People can be 'embodiments' when they exhibit traits that are praised or criticized. SlideShe became the embodiment of courage during the rescue operation.