embodiment

Preposition: of

• evil: In Platoon, he features the demonic sergeant Barns, who is a real embodiment of evil.
• wisdom: The book is arranged to follow the course of the inner life from its beginning to the fullest embodiment of wisdom.
• virtue: He had a daughter whom he adored greatly, for she was the very embodiment of virtue.
• spirit: He became a mild embodiment of the spirit of reason.
• sin: Any accountability to the floor to benefits or submitting embodiment of sin.

Converse of object

• live: Today he's a kind of living embodiment of the form, a sort of one-man world heritage site.
• represent: Today's Assembly to some extent represents the very embodiment of integration.
• become: He became a mild embodiment of the spirit of reason.
• find: Did Marxism find then a genuine embodiment in action?
• give: Io, then, is a hopeful figure, who in spite of intense suffering gives embodiment to the hope which Prometheus has granted.

Adjective modifier

• preferred: Control routines in a preferred embodiment are integrated into a single system BIOS.
• physical: They are the physical embodiment of the phrase " everyone has a book in them " .
• ultimate: Eel spears are the ultimate embodiment of beauty of form derived from function.
• institutional: CAFCASS is the institutional embodiment of the opposite of the NATC Early Interventions project.
• perfect: In fact, Shearer is seen by many to be the perfect embodiment of the nation.
• concrete: In fact, it is the concrete embodiment of a new approach to the relations between states.

Modifies a noun

• design: Tang, M.X. A 3D assembly algorithm for embodiment design.

Noun used with modifier

• material: Conversely, they could not speak of gods or soul qualities without also speaking of material embodiment.