corporeal (Meaning)

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corporeal (a)

having material or physical form or substance

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affecting or characteristic of the body as opposed to the mind or spirit

The artist's sculptures beautifully captured the corporeal form of the human body.
In philosophy, corporeal refers to anything that has a physical, tangible existence.
The ghostly apparition seemed to lack any corporeal substance, appearing as a mere ethereal presence.
The protagonist's journey into the afterlife involved shedding their corporeal body and transcending into a realm of pure spirit.
She felt a sense of liberation as she danced, her movements expressing the joy of being corporeal.
The ancient philosopher pondered the relationship between the corporeal world and the realm of ideas.
Corporeal punishment was once a common disciplinary practice, but it has since fallen out of favor in many societies.
The medical examiner carefully examined the corporeal remains, searching for clues to determine the cause of death.
Despite his corporeal limitations, the athlete pushed himself to achieve feats of physical prowess.
The corporeal pleasures of eating a delicious meal and feeling the warmth of the sun on one's skin are often cherished experiences.

having material or physical form or substance, affecting or characteristic of the body as opposed to the mind or spirit

physical, bodily, anatomical, animal, carnal, corporal, physiologic, anatomic, physiological,somatic

nonphysical, nonphysical, mental, psychologic, intellectual, spiritual, psychologic, inner, intellectual, mental

The artist's sculptures beautifully captured the corporeal form of the human body.

In philosophy, corporeal refers to anything that has a physical, tangible existence.

The ghostly apparition seemed to lack any corporeal substance, appearing as a mere ethereal presence.

The protagonist's journey into the afterlife involved shedding their corporeal body and transcending into a realm of pure spirit.