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Meanings of corporeal in English
Usage of corporeal in English
1
The waving line holds in moral as well as in corporeal beauty.
2
Therefore matter considered in itself is the same in all corporeal things.
3
But the denying Matter, Philonous, or corporeal Substance; there is the point.
4
Objection 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures are not from God.
5
Objection 1: It would seem that paradise is not a corporeal place.
6
And the same is true with regard to every other corporeal thing.
7
The mind casts off its corporeal hawsers and puts out to sea.
8
I don't even have to think about staying corporeal, I just am.
9
They are all left with the full exercise of their corporeal faculties.
10
In his corporeal absence, his effigy receiving all oblations intended for him.
11
Therefore men, by the power of the soul, can change corporeal matter.
12
Yet here, otherwise unaccounted for, was the corporeal presence of the dog.
13
In making this adaptation, I cannot over-emphasise how important corporeal existence is.
14
Perhaps there is a sympathy between the corporeal and the mind's eye.
15
Therefore man can change corporeal matter by the power of his soul.
16
He performs other operations which we cannot refer to any corporeal organ.
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Corporeal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common