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Meanings of physical existence in English
Portuguese
corporeidade Catalan
corporealitat Concept of existing in a physical form.
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Examples for "physicality"
Examples for "physicality"
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We tried to keep it really simple: composure and physicality, Smart said.
2
We want to bring physicality to the game as well, he said.
3
By contrast, hardware is a physical structure and its physicality is crucial.
4
It all started with an effort to reduce physicality along the perimeter.
5
She particularly appreciated the physicality of both the camera and the film.
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Wherefore it is clear that knowledge is in inverse ratio of materiality.
2
To the coarse materiality of that rivalry it added an inflaming soul.
3
The role of air is to imbue everything and sustain all materiality.
4
So, there's a sensuality and materiality to it that also attracts people.
5
Keeping strictly to the material modern science has reached the confines of materiality.
1
The results add a sense of tangibility to a surreal tale.
2
The next one I'm going to show you has to do with tangibility.
3
By that I mean, their tangibility persisted for a certain distance toward other dimensions.
4
She laid hands on Hilda's previous reference as a tangibility that remained with her.
5
She laid hands on Hilda's previous references as a tangibility that remained with her.
1
No longer subject to the exigencies of corporeality, they were immortal.
2
She stood looking at him, finding comfort in the sheer corporeality of his presence.
3
A wondrous, beautiful place, a corporeality crying out for belonging.
4
I didn't know table tennis led to below-the-belt corporeality.
5
A trap of corporeality, and its architect its prisoner.
1
It seemed impossible that his loud, vibrant, intense physicalness could ever have inhabited the tiny shell that was all of what was left of him.
1
And for the first time in the thirty years since her death she felt a nostalgia for corporality.
Usage of physical existence in English
1
Remember, the God represents physical existence-theworld of action, transformation, and cycles.
2
Why mortals continue to endure a physical existence is beyond my comprehension.
3
The danger to the physical existence of Soviet Jewry appeared to have ended.
4
How could anyone take physical existence seriously now they knew that?
5
Stardrives don't observe the universe, nor do they control physical existence.'
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But it could do nothing more for its own physical existence.
7
There is no doubt that some people imagine things that have no physical existence.
8
Nature has pointed out her ordinary sphere by the circumstances of her physical existence.
9
I mean, after all, we don't really understand the nature of physical existence, do we?
10
Gravity, random motion, physical existence do not work quite as they should around the intruder.
11
In this aspect, the wax represents Spirit and the flame represents the body or physical existence.
12
Beside the body of physical existence and the astral body we possess also a mental body.
13
She scarcely realized her physical existence at all.
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They appear to lead an exclusively physical existence.
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Here, then, is a sound constitution, a powerful frame, well knit, hardened-analmost perfect physical existence.
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For the influence exercised by the spirit on the entire physical existence is a characteristic of man.
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