embodiment in the PONS Dictionary

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the embodiment of virtue
олицетворение nt на добродетел

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Embodiment is the understanding of the physical body and its relation to oneself.
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He's the embodiment of mercurial winds and uncertain fate.
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Specifically, theogonies tend to affirm kingship as the natural embodiment of society.
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It was regularly re-ranked through its embodiment, becoming the 16th in 1779, 14th in 1780, 17th in 1781, and 1st in 1782.
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This knowledgeable person may be a competitor in the same field, a student or professor, or the owner of an earlier embodiment of the invention.
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Literature, for them, is the embodiment of a state of mind.
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He strives to find in the other, or to induce the other to become, the very embodiment of projection.
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Since that time, coins have been the most universal embodiment of money.
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It is the embodiment of the fundamental democratic principles upon which our nation has thrived for hundreds of years.
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While still seen as the symbol and embodiment of the nation, the president also was given a popular mandate.
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