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Meanings of bodily in English
Usage of bodily in English
1
In that case, great bodily harm was not just possible, but probable.
2
Different societies make different sense out of similar bodily actions or gestures.
3
The right to bodily integrity is a fundamental legal principle in Australia.
4
It's spread from animal to animal through close contact and bodily fluids.
5
The ills we know of, bodily, spiritual, social; and seek to lessen.
6
Things can be physically transported in space; they may be bodily conveyed.
7
The spirit is most evident at the point of extreme bodily humiliation.
8
It took almost six months, one bodily system shutting down after another.
9
Every bodily movement is a gruelling challenge and we've developed another twitch.
10
Exchange of bodily fluids followed by a violent rise in core temperature?
11
I actually seem in a dream, and not here in bodily presence.
12
And this happens not only in bodily, but also in imaginary vision.
13
Young Lincoln's bodily vigor stood him in good stead in many ways.
14
Then comes bodily sickness; to act and react, and double the imbroglio.
15
He seemed totally lacking in sense, as well as in bodily coordination.
16
It deals with a bodily function that is somewhat taboo, she said.
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Bodily across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
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