CEFR C1

embed

verb

Meaning

To fix something firmly and deeply within something else, or to become fixed in this way.

Examples

The archaeologists found a Roman coin embedded in the ancient pottery.
His name was embedded in the history of the town.

Synonyms: fix, insert, implant, instill

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embed (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ɪmˈbɛd/

Definition

To fix something firmly and deeply within something else, or to become fixed in this way.

Examples

The archaeologists found a Roman coin embedded in the ancient pottery.
His name was embedded in the history of the town.
She felt that her values were deeply embedded in her upbringing.

How to Use embed

embed in (prepositional phrase): To fix or incorporate something firmly within a larger structure or context. — "The story was embedded in a rich cultural history."
embed something (collocation): To place or fix an object or piece of data firmly within something else. — "The company decided to embed the new software module into their existing system."

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