verb

embed

to embed, to implant, to fix

They embed the code into the website.

They embed the code into the website.

A piece of glass was embedded in his leg.

A piece of glass was embedded in his leg.

The reporter was embedded with the troops.

The reporter was embedded with the troops.

((sth.)) ((in/into sth.)) to fix (sth.) firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass They embed the code into the website.

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

From the prefix 'em-' (in) and 'bed'. The idea is to fix something firmly, as if putting it into a bed.

Imagine embedding a jewel into a crown, or embedding a video into a webpage.

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