1. to set or fix firmly into something else
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘imbed’; alternative spelling of ’embeds’

Examples

• The artist imbeds small stones into the clay sculpture.
• The software imbeds tracking codes in each document.
• She imbeds the memory card into the camera slot.
• The journalist imbeds himself with the military unit.
• The virus imbeds itself deep within the computer system.
• He imbeds the post firmly in concrete.
• The teacher imbeds important concepts throughout the lesson.