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Affecting or characteristic of the body as opposed to the mind or spirit.
corporal
somatic
corporeal
physical
material
Bodily.
natural object
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.
bodily
grievous bodily
bodily strength
actual bodily
bodily health
bodily pain