Associations to the word «Embodiment»
Noun
- Physical
- Idea
- Torah
- Scripture
- Representation
- Doctrine
- Emotion
- Nature
- Precedence
- Rage
- Lotus
- Creation
- Sentiment
- Sin
- Piety
- Entropy
- Christ
- Anthropology
- Splendour
- Concept
- Wrath
- Invention
- Yin
- Flesh
- Dracula
- Reality
- Belief
- Ethic
- Cult
- Masterpiece
- Integrity
- Impairment
- Personality
- Renaissance
- Demon
- Consort
- Vision
- Yen
- Prudence
- Sanskrit
- Hero
- Conscience
- Desire
- Realism
- Monarch
- Philosophy
- Testament
- Hence
- Expression
- Ignorance
- Meditation
- Quality
- Buddhism
- Grace
- Power
- Suffering
- Ritual
- Truth
- Existence
- Impulse
- Body
- Culture
- Sovereignty
- Sacrifice
- Identity
- Shaman
- Sovereign
- Counterpart
- Disability
- Ethics
- Theology
- Pharaoh
- Kindness
- Browning
- Jesus
- Experience
- Worship
Adjective
Wiktionary
EMBODIMENT, noun. A physical entity typifying an abstraction
Dictionary definition
EMBODIMENT, noun. A new personification of a familiar idea; "the embodiment of hope"; "the incarnation of evil"; "the very avatar of cunning".
EMBODIMENT, noun. A concrete representation of an otherwise nebulous concept; "a circle was the embodiment of his concept of life".
EMBODIMENT, noun. Giving concrete form to an abstract concept.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.