typified

But to be clear, masculine aggression has always typified and justified Republican foreign policy.

Eulogizing Vidal was to eulogize the now long-gone epoch he typified.

The "second friend" is typified by the relatives who follow him to the grave and leave him when the earth has covered his remains.

The poet, who went to fight for Greece and died there, typified "the holy alliance of poetry with the cause of the peoples."

And probably because the rose typified secrecy, while the cross was a protest against the tyranny and superstition of the Papacy.

He typified the worst of the Spanish folk, even as the young girl did the best.

Absolute Order may be considered as the manifestation of the Divine wisdom—it must be typified and symbolized in art.