embodiment in Greek
embodiment in Greek is ενσάρκωση — embodiment means a person or thing that represents an idea or quality in physical or concrete form.
embodiment in Greek
ενσάρκωση
Pronounced: ensarkosi
(countable) A physical entity typifying an abstract concept.
What does "embodiment" mean?
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noun A person or thing that represents an idea or quality in physical or concrete form.
"She was the embodiment of grace under pressure."
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embodiment in a sentence
- She was the embodiment of grace under pressure.
- The new policy is the embodiment of the company's values.
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What is "embodiment" in Greek?
"embodiment" in Greek is ενσάρκωση. embodiment means: A person or thing that represents an idea or quality in physical or concrete form.
How do you pronounce ενσάρκωση?
"embodiment" in Greek is ενσάρκωση, pronounced "ensarkosi".
How do you use "embodiment" in a sentence?
Example: "She was the embodiment of grace under pressure." In Greek, "embodiment" is ενσάρκωση.
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