1. to give bodily form to again; to embody anew
Usage: formal

Examples

• The artist sought to reembody ancient myths in modern sculpture.
• After the accident, she felt the need to reembody her sense of self.
• The theater production aimed to reembody classical themes for contemporary audiences.
• His goal was to reembody the company’s original vision.
• The ritual was believed to reembody the spirits of ancestors.
• She worked to reembody her childhood dreams in her new career.