embody in Greek
embody in Greek is ενσαρκώνω, ενσωματώνω, συσσωματώνω — embody means to represent an idea or quality in a physical or concrete way; to personify it.
embody in Greek
ενσαρκώνω
Pronounced: ensarkono
ενσωματώνω
Pronounced: ensomatono
συσσωματώνω
Pronounced: syssomatono
What does "embody" mean?
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verb To represent an idea or quality in a physical or concrete way; to personify it.
"The statue embodies the spirit of resistance."
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verb To include or incorporate something as part of a unified whole, such as a set of principles into a document.
"The new constitution embodies the reforms agreed at the summit."
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embody in a sentence
- The statue embodies the spirit of resistance.
- Her leadership style embodies the company's core values.
- The new constitution embodies the reforms agreed at the summit.
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What is "embody" in Greek?
"embody" in Greek is ενσαρκώνω, ενσωματώνω, συσσωματώνω. embody means: To represent an idea or quality in a physical or concrete way; to personify it.
How do you pronounce ενσαρκώνω?
"embody" in Greek is ενσαρκώνω, pronounced "ensarkono".
How do you use "embody" in a sentence?
Example: "The statue embodies the spirit of resistance." In Greek, "embody" is ενσαρκώνω, ενσωματώνω, συσσωματώνω.
Are there other ways to say "embody" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "embody": ενσαρκώνω, ενσωματώνω, συσσωματώνω.
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