It's the physical embodiment of the word "n---a" and it is ours.
In the mirrors that span the walls, her image springs back several-fold, showing a woman who, at 67, is the very embodiment of the word trim.
The commentators Marina and Victor Ledin describe the work as "the embodiment of the word 'charming'charming
Taiye Selasi is the embodiment of "Afropolitan", a word she coined.
Sraosha, in Zoroastrianism, divine being who is the messenger of Ahura Mazdā and the embodiment of the divine word.
Wearing a fine-knit salmon-colored cardigan and with her head held high and knees pressed together primly, Ms. Mirren seemed the embodiment of regal, a word so frequently attached to her that she has grown to dislike it.
The beginning of a knockout punch came in the 1988 presidential campaign when President Ronald Reagan aided Vice President George H. W. Bush's candidacy by denouncing Michael S. Dukakis, the Democratic nominee, with the accusation that Mr. Dukakis was a virtually evil embodiment of the "L-word".
Which is the embodiment of fake news.
Having synesthesia gives me great insight into describing the embodiment of these women without words or pretty pictures.
The town has thus become, in Kardov's words, "the embodiment of a pure Croatian identity" and the battle "the foundational myth of the Croatian state".
