1. Fix or set securely or deeply
   "They embedded the post in concrete";
   - implant, engraft, imbed, plant
    
2. Attach to, as a journalist to a military unit when reporting on a war
   "The young reporter was embedded with the Third Division"
    
3. (computing) put entirely inside another document or data file
   "You can embed a video in your blog post"

1. A reporter assigned to accompany and report on a military unit
   "The embed provided firsthand accounts from the frontline"
    
2. (computing) a piece of code or content inserted into a webpage or document
   "The video embed failed to load on the page"

Derived forms: embeds, embedded, embedding

Type of: aggroup [archaic], enter, group, infix, insert, introduce

Encyclopedia: Embed