em·bed also im·bed 
/ɪmˈbɛd/ verb
em·beds; em·bed·ded; em·bed·ding /ɪmˈbɛd/ verb [+ obj] : to place or set (something) firmly in something else
▪ embed a post in concrete — often used figuratively ▪ deeply embedded dislikes [=dislikes that have been felt for a long time and that are very deep] ▪ values and beliefs that are embedded in our culture [=that are established as part of our culture]
▪ embed a post in concrete — often used figuratively ▪ deeply embedded dislikes [=dislikes that have been felt for a long time and that are very deep] ▪ values and beliefs that are embedded in our culture [=that are established as part of our culture]
