Embodiment
Embodiment noun - A visible representation of something abstract (as a quality).
Usage example: Mother Theresa was often regarded as the embodiment of selfless devotion to others
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Image and embodiment are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Image" instead a noun "Embodiment".
Image
Image noun - A visible representation of something abstract (as a quality).
Usage example: a general who became for many the very image of the stoic warrior
Embodiment and image are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Embodiment" instead a noun "Image".
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In The Stand, Randall "The Walkin' Dude" Flagg was the embodiment of this trope's Evil Counterpart for a long while, until he decides to settle down and rebuild America in his own image using newfound magical powers.
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In the Sonic Boom episode "Role Models", the mayor assigns the heroes an "image specialist" to help them be better role models to the town, who proves to be an embodiment of Political Correctness Gone Mad.
Source: Real Women Don't Wear Dresses -
Providing the image for this page is Hugo from Dead of Night (1945), a puppet whose ventriloquist Maxwell Frere (memorably played by Michael Redgrave) believes that he may be genuinely alive (or, as the psychiatrist believes, he may be an embodiment of Frere's Split Personality).
Source: Demonic Dummy
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