1. given a physical form or body; made concrete or tangible
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts

Examples

• The spirit was imbodied in human form.
• Her ideas became imbodied in the sculpture.
• The imbodied soul took on earthly existence.
• Ancient philosophers debated whether the mind could be imbodied.
• The artist sought to create an imbodied representation of hope.