| embody spirit | 1.25 | He embodies the spirit of the age. | ||
| embody idea | 0.92 | Even Ricky Martin, in his loca way, embodies its ideas. | ||
| embody principle | 0.92 | It embodies stoic principles. | ||
| embody hope | 0.66 | How did wilderness come to embody hope? | ||
| embody ideal | 0.66 | The most celebrated technology would embody ideals. | ||
| embody concept | 0.53 | Fritz Shurmur probably embodies the concept. | ||
| embody quality | 0.53 | Morris embodies this quality in every glance and step. | ||
| embody value | 0.46 | The most serious is of starting a business that fails to embody Virgin values. | ||
| embody evil | 0.39 | For many, McDuff embodied evil. | ||
| embody character | 0.33 | Silverstone seamlessly embodies his character. | ||
| embody kind | 0.33 | The Coens embody the kind of success on their own terms that was the talk, and the envy, of the festival. | ||
| embody sense | 0.33 | Quilts embodied a sense of community. | ||
| embody technology | 0.33 | An innovative product embodying new technology meets new user needs and sells on performance. | ||
| embody attitude | 0.26 | They embody the attitudes that caused the riots. | ||
| embody best | 0.26 | Today, Alsace embodies the best of both cultures. | ||
| embody image | 0.26 | For that matter, Hamill embodies the image of a rolled-up-sleeves writer. | ||
| embody passion | 0.26 | She embodied its passion. | ||
| embody sentiment | 0.26 | Gingrich embodies the sentiment that politicians are going too far. | ||
| embody tradition | 0.26 | Their work, while modern, seeks to embody Kyrgyz tradition. | ||
| embody virtue | 0.26 | President Eisenhower was a friendly and unpretentious man who seemed to embody American virtues. |