Verb:

प्रतीकत्व करना, जिस्मानी रूप होना, आदर्शरूप ग्रहण करना,

personifies's Usage Examples:

This style personifies effortless chic and looks best if it appears you weren't trying too hard.

You are not shooting pornography; rather you are trying to capture your subject in a sensual or erotic pose that personifies allure and intrigue.

(For the Roman god, identified with Ares, see Mars.) As contrasted with Athena, who added to her other attributes that of being the goddess of well-conducted military operations, he personifies brute strength and the wild rage of conflict.

personifys no doubt in my view Mugabe personifies evil.

personifytters the name of the symbol that personifies the abstract idea, if that idea is always the same and is true?

personifyWonder Trophy Awarded to the competitor who best personifies the spirit of the event.

Hagar in turn personifies a people found to the east of Gilead (1 Chron.

The two queens have become semi-divine personages, and are worshipped under the name of the two Dard-Eke, the " glorious mothers," being regarded as incarnations of the wife of Siva, representing respectively two of the qualities which she personifies, divine vengeance and divine love.

Spencer attempts to account for the state of mind (the foundation of myths) in which man personifies and animates all phenomena.

His original character was that of a solar deity, and he personifies more specifically the sun of the spring-time who conquers the storms of the winter season.

Synonyms:

embody, body, be,

Antonyms:

be well, change, differ, thinness,