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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Embodiments

English nouns denoting things that cannot be counted, such as wine, coffee, and intelligence, do not easily form plurals in their central senses. Some of them, however, can be pluralized when they have transferred senses, such as varieties (Rhone wines), measures (four coffees), or embodiments (alien intelligences).
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Can someone please elaborate on "embodiments (alien intelligences)?

  

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g. Bill Gates is the embodiment of financial success. The Buddha was the embodiment of wisdom.

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  • Bill Gates is the embodiment of financial success.
  • The Buddha was the embodiment of wisdom.
  • serenity and peace.
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Embodiment means giving concrete form to an abstract concept
It can be someone or something that is the best possible example of a particular idea, quality, or principle

E.g.

Bill Gates is the embodiment of financial success.
The Buddha was the embodiment of wisdom. serenity and peace.

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