personifying (Meaning)

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personifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Personify

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The wind personified a whisper, gently caressing the leaves of the trees.
The thunder roared with the fury of an enraged person, shaking the very foundations of the earth.
The towering mountains personified majestic guardians, silently watching over the valley below.
The river flowed with the grace of a dancer, its currents weaving intricate patterns on its surface.
The flowers personified the joy of spring, bursting forth in a vibrant tapestry of colors.
The stars twinkled like a myriad of twinkling eyes, casting a mysterious enchantment over the night sky.
The blade of grass swayed to the melody of the wind, personifying the rhythm of nature.
The child's laughter personified pure happiness, filling the room with a chorus of joy.
The fire roared and crackled with the personified voice of an ancient storyteller, sharing tales of old.
The rainbow arched across the sky, personifying the promise of a brighter tomorrow after the storm had passed.

of Personify

embodying, expressing, incorporating, epitomizing, realizing, personalizing, instantiating, externalizing,symbolizing, manifesting

disembodying,disembodying,,

The wind personified a whisper, gently caressing the leaves of the trees.

The thunder roared with the fury of an enraged person, shaking the very foundations of the earth.

The towering mountains personified majestic guardians, silently watching over the valley below.

The river flowed with the grace of a dancer, its currents weaving intricate patterns on its surface.