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• v  invest with or as with a body; give body to
• v  represent, as of a character on stage
• v  attribute human qualities to something

• Wynton and his music personify New Orleans and its great musical tradition, today displaced but not destroyed.
• Ever since France's glorious 1998 World Cup title, that country has looked to Zidane, who grew up the son of a poor Algerian immigrant, to personify the possibility of social .
• BIO With a perfect eye for brand positioning, the hyperactive, know-it-all, anything-for-a-trade Jim Cramer has come to personify the tech-fueled bull market he promotes.

• body
• embody
• be
• personate

News & Articles

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• Top 10 Most Stylish Canadian Men
  Although we’re known for our laid back, casual-cool style, Canadians do not disappoint when it comes to looking good. Here, we pay homage to some of our most stylish Canadian celebrity men–they’re handsome, and talented, and personify Canuck chic! Brad Goreski He first appeared on our fashion radar as Rachel Zoe's styling assistant, but now it's a Brad Brad World and this man is always ...
  June 16, 2013 - StyleBistro

Quotes

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• George Takei in FOXNews
  I see before me people who personify love and commitment,a grinning Takei told the crowd.
• Mia Hamm in USA Today
  I am extremely honored and humbled to personify the WPS brand,Hamm said, "knowing full well that this league will be revered by generations of soccer fans around the world."
• Elizabeth Marincola in WELT ONLINE
  The Intel Science Talent Search 2008 finalists personify what drives American ingenuity,said Elizabeth Marincola, president, Society for Science & the Public. "Society for Science & the Public is proud to join with Intel in congratulating...