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/in'teuhr blend"/, v.t., v.i., interblended or interblent, interblending.to blend one with another.[1585-95; INTER- + BLEND]
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interblend
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embody — I verb actualize, constitute, corporealize, exhibit in visible form, express in concrete form, form, give concrete form to, give definite form to, give tangible form to, incarnate, includere, incorporate, integrate, interblend, interfuse,… … Law dictionary
