verb

embed

to embed, to implant, to integrate

The stone was embedded in the wall.

The stone was embedded in the wall.

He embedded the video in his blog.

He embedded the video in his blog.

A journalist was embedded with the troops.

A journalist was embedded with the troops.

((sth.)) ((in sth.)) to fix (sth.) firmly into a substance The stone was embedded in the wall.

((sb.)) ((with sth.)) to place a journalist, etc. with a group for a period of time A journalist was embedded with the troops.

Synonyms: insert, implant, integrate; Antonyms: extract, remove

From the prefix 'em-' (in) + 'bed'. Literally means 'to put into a bed'.

Imagine putting something deep into a soft 'bed' so it stays there firmly.

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