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embodiment

gb/ɪmbˈɑdimənt/ us/ɪmbˈɑdimənt/
B2 Inglés
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Sustantivo C1 entity
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perfect example of an idea

a person or thing that is a perfect example of something

Patrón de uso: the embodiment of [quality/idea]
Error frecuente:
Learners may use it as a verb; it is a noun (the verb is embody).
Sinónimos
epitome (often suggests the best or most typical example.) | incarnation (often implies an idea made real in a person or thing.) | personification (often used when a quality is presented as if it were a person.)
Antónimos
antithesis (the direct opposite of a particular quality or idea.)
Colocaciones
the embodiment of courage |the embodiment of elegance |the embodiment of evil |the embodiment of kindness |the very embodiment of |seen as the embodiment of |regarded as the embodiment of |the embodiment of everything that
Temas
people |describing_people |ideas
Ejemplos
  • To her students, she was the embodiment of patience.
  • The new stadium became the embodiment of the city’s ambitions.
  • In the film, the villain is the embodiment of greed.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • He is the embodiment of honesty.
  • The dog is the embodiment of energy.
Sustantivo formal C1 process
2

making an idea take form

the process of making an idea real in a form people can see or use

Patrón de uso: the embodiment of [idea/value] in [form/work]
Error frecuente:
Often confused with 'embodiment' meaning 'example' (a person/thing). Here it means the process of making something concrete.
Sinónimos
realization (emphasizes making something happen or become real.) | materialization (emphasizes becoming physical or tangible.) | implementation (emphasizes putting a plan into action.)
Antónimos
abstraction (treating something as an idea rather than a concrete form.)
Colocaciones
the embodiment of an idea |the embodiment of a vision |the embodiment of values |the embodiment in art |the embodiment in practice |the embodiment in law |the embodiment in policy |the embodiment in a design
Temas
ideas |arts |design |work
Ejemplos
  • The sculpture was the embodiment of her grief in stone.
  • The policy is meant to be the embodiment of the company’s stated values.
  • His first novel was the embodiment of years of observation and research.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • The drawing was the embodiment of her idea.
  • This project is the embodiment of our plan.
Sustantivo B2 entity
3

physical form something takes

the form that something takes in real life

Patrón de uso: [something] is an embodiment of [something]
Sinónimos
representation (can imply a depiction rather than the thing’s actual form.) | expression (often focuses on how something is shown or communicated.) | form (more general; may not imply representing an idea.)
Antónimos
abstraction (an idea considered without a concrete form.)
Colocaciones
a physical embodiment |a concrete embodiment |an embodiment of the concept |an embodiment of the principle |the final embodiment |a digital embodiment |the earliest embodiment |an embodiment of the model
Temas
ideas |objects |arts
Ejemplos
  • This prototype is an early embodiment of the technology.
  • The app is the latest embodiment of the company’s strategy to go mobile-first.
  • The painting is a vivid embodiment of the artist’s style.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • The model is an embodiment of the new design.
Sustantivo technical C2 state
4

being realized in a body

the idea that a mind or system needs a body to function in the real world

Patrón de uso: embodiment in [agent/system/theory]
Sinónimos
bodily grounding (emphasizes dependence on physical experience.)
Antónimos
disembodiment (lack of a body or separation from bodily experience.)
Colocaciones
robot embodiment |sensorimotor embodiment |embodiment in AI |embodiment in robotics |the role of embodiment |embodiment and perception |theories of embodiment
Temas
science |technology |psychology
Ejemplos
  • The paper argues that embodiment is essential for learning to navigate real environments.
  • Researchers compared different levels of embodiment in virtual reality systems.
  • In robotics, embodiment affects how an agent perceives and acts.
Sustantivo legal C2 process
5

inclusion in a legal text

when a rule or idea is written into an official document

Patrón de uso: embodiment in [statute/constitution/contract]
Sinónimos
incorporation (common legal term for being included within a text.) | codification (specifically about putting rules into a formal code or system.)
Antónimos
omission (leaving something out of a document or text.)
Colocaciones
embodiment in the constitution |embodiment in statute |embodiment in legislation |embodiment in a contract |find embodiment in |secure embodiment in |formal embodiment
Temas
law |government |business
Ejemplos
  • The right to privacy gained embodiment in the new legislation.
  • Several recommendations found embodiment in the final agreement.
  • The court noted that the principle had no clear embodiment in the statute.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
embodiment
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GB/ɪmbˈɑdimənt/
US/ɪmbˈɑdimənt/
Sílabas y acento
em - bod - i - ment (4 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (bod)
Formas de la palabra
Noun
  • Base: embodiment
  • Plural: embodiments
Familia de palabras
Forms
embodiments noun
Core family
embody verb C1
Related words
body noun A1 bodily adjective B2
Negative and opposite forms
disembodied adjective
Advanced or less common
disembodiment noun
Expresiones

find embodiment in

1
/fˈaɪnd ɪmbˈɑdimənt ˈɪn/
fixed phrase formal

be expressed in a form

to appear clearly in something

Ejemplos
  • Her ideals find embodiment in the charity she founded.
  • These principles find embodiment in the company’s code of conduct.
  • The theme finds embodiment in the final scene.

give embodiment to

1
/ɡˈɪv ɪmbˈɑdimənt tə/
fixed phrase formal

make an idea concrete

to show an idea clearly in a real form

Ejemplos
  • The composer gives embodiment to heartbreak through a simple melody.
  • The design gives embodiment to the brand’s promise of simplicity.
  • Her speech gave embodiment to the anger many people felt.

take embodiment in

1
/tˈeɪk ɪmbˈɑdimənt ˈɪn/
fixed phrase literary

appear in a particular form

to take a real form in something

Ejemplos
  • The nation’s hopes took embodiment in a new generation of leaders.
  • In the novel, fear takes embodiment in the shape of a shadowy figure.
  • Their philosophy took embodiment in the community they built.

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