imbody

[ im-bod-ee ]

verb (used with object)

, im·bod·ied, im·bod·y·ing.

1. embody.

Other Words From

• im·bodi·ment noun

Example Sentences

In his April 27 letter to the editor, “Why they’re ‘hesitant,’ ” Jonathan Imbody of the Christian Medical Association wrote that “Trump supporters won’t abide vaccination rhetoric of public health officials such as Anthony S. Fauci, who publicly dissed” former president Donald Trump.

From Washington Post

“Must I Go” is less immediately autobiographical, although there are little hints scattered throughout: The echoes of Li’s own name in “Lilia,” to say nothing of the character’s unfortunate, heavy-handed last name: “Imbody.”

From New York Times

Imbody’s father, Robert, tells reporters that three men came in to “rough up” his son.

From Seattle Times

Northampton police Chief Ronald Morey says the man entered an apartment late Saturday where 28-year-old Troy Imbody lived.

From Seattle Times

Troy Imbody hasn’t been charged as police continue to investigate.

From Seattle Times