1. to give a body or physical form to; to embody or incarnate
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in philosophical or poetic contexts
2. to incorporate or include as part of a whole; to integrate
Usage: archaic or formal

Examples

• The sculptor sought to imbody the spirit of freedom in marble.
• The new constitution imbodied the principles of justice and equality.
• Ancient myths imbody the wisdom of past civilizations.
• The artist's vision was imbodied in every brushstroke.
• The law imbodies the collective values of society.
• She imbodied grace and elegance in her performance.