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Meanings of bodied in English

Possessing or existing in bodily form.

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Usage of bodied in English
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Findings: Statistically different time use patterns between the SCI and able-bodied subjects.
Pubmed
2
A growing number of healthy, able-bodied adults prefer a life without children.
Ebony
3
There weren't that many people of her age, let alone able-bodied ones.
First flight
4
But to repeat in verse what is poorly bodied forth in prose-
Eugene Aram — Volume 05
5
All the able-bodied men had been sent to Gettysburg two weeks earlier.
New york: the novel
6
But some onlookers said it lacked the full-bodied enthusiasm of a human.
BBC
7
The surgeon's saw whirred as he lowered it toward present, full-bodied Zala.
Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain
8
They left the injured and one able-bodied marine to guard their retreat.
Surface detail
9
She was full-bodied, vigorous; and yet not so full-bodied as she seemed.
The Mutiny of the Elsinore
10
Able-bodied people do fear this advantage on the part of the ampu­tee.
The Guardian
11
I could have every able-bodied soldier in the city searching for you.
Shadow's son
12
She was long and lean, short-bodied and as slim-hipped as a youth.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
13
Is it exhausting to deliver such an emotional, full-bodied performance every night?
The Irish Times
14
Most able-bodied men served a summer or two on the high Divide.
King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king
15
Notice the international appeal of voluptuous-bodied superstars like Beyonce and Serena Williams.
Ebony
16
For the able-bodied, it's pretty much the easiest exercise you can do.
The Irish Times
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Bodied across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common