personifyin a sentence
personify as in: She personifies wisdom.
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She is kindness personified.personified = a perfect example (embodying an abstract concept)
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She personifies optimism.personifies = is a perfect example of
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My father says that princesses personify the decadence of a vanquished era. (source)personify = are a perfect example of
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There are texts from Maya, who saw me on the news and thinks I'm dope personified... (source)personified = represented perfectly
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He finally decided that children liked dinosaurs because these giant creatures personified the uncontrollable force of looming authority. (source)personified = were a perfect example of
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Gail's life is the American Dream personified: a beautiful house, three great kids, a happy marriage, and a saintly demeanor. (source)personified = demonstrated as a perfect example
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He was wisdom personified, his manner so serious and formal that Tally found herself wishing she had dressed up. (source)personified = demonstrated in a perfect example
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With his gentle demeanor, Gandhi seemed the very personification of nonviolence, and he insisted that the campaign be run along identical lines to that of his father's in India. (source)personification = perfect examplestandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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We went through the main hall, four-armed Amaat looming, the air still smelling of incense and the heap of flowers at the god's feet and knees, back to a tiny chapel tucked into a corner, dedicated to an old and now-obscure provincial god, one of those personifications of abstract concepts so many pantheons hold, in this case a deification of legitimate political authority.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tions", converts a verb into a plural noun that denotes results of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in actions, illustrations, and observations.
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— ...But these demons can hardly be distinguished from the diseases they personify — — — and many of the diseases sound, to modern ears, as though they must be psychosomatic.'† (source)
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Oskar Schindler personifies that definition.† (source)personifies = is a perfect example of
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And as I moved toward the center of the circle I felt like I was literally personifying the emotion.† (source)
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He's goodness personified. (source)personified = demonstrated as a perfect example
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Sophia is a personification of Papa's wisdom.† (source)
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The wives and daughters of the Moon Man are the personifications and precipitators of his destiny.† (source)
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This was the ponderous challenge—and the incomparable excitement—of reaching a mass public in an age before television: a great roving road show that would personify the war's realities and deliver them to Americans' home precincts.† (source)
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