personified 的定义
per·son·i·fied, per·son·i·fy·ing.
personified 近义词
represent some other being, character
更多personified例句
- Jemisin’s urban fantasy — the first of a trilogy — transports readers to a New York City that has come alive, personified in a human avatar.
- The show may go on, but it’s hard to imagine anyone personifying its ideals as well as Alex Trebek did.
- She is against the patriarchy, especially when personified in villainous ogres like the Duke of Deception.
- Fast food and personified death: not exactly Hallmark material.
- New York cannot be personified; it is not an autonomous entity.
- Pennsylvania is purple personified, and Republican Gov. Tom Corbett is collapsing in the Keystone State.
- Which brings us to the elephant in the room—the rapacious advance of online bookselling, personified by Amazon.
- On this occasion, personified by her railway companies, she neglected neither, and in the latter surpassed herself.
- The poet is really thinking of his mistress rather than his personified Pity.
- It is easy to understand why the Scotchman, still more than the Englishman, is common sense personified.
- The new moral age would have no traffic with those artists in whom the last smile of the eighteenth century was personified.
- In his dream, he had personified the robot-confessor into the figure of a human judge.