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carnal

/ˈkɑːr.nəl/

Traducción: Relativo al cuerpo y a los deseos o placeres físicos, especialmente los sexuales, en contraposición a lo espiritual o intelectual.

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adjective

/ˈkɑːr.nəl/C2formal
  • esRelativo al cuerpo y a los deseos o placeres físicos, especialmente los sexuales, en contraposición a lo espiritual o intelectual.

Relating to physical, especially sexual, needs and activities.

  1. Relating to physical desiresC1formal

    Pertaining to or characterized by bodily appetites and passions, especially sexual ones.

    escarnal (relativo a los deseos físicos)

    • The novel explores the conflict between spiritual love and carnal desire.
    • He was consumed by carnal pleasures.
    • The ancient rituals were both spiritual and carnal in nature.

    Sinónimosanimalbodilyeroticfleshylustfulphysicalsensualsexual

    Antónimoschasteplatonicpurespiritual

  2. Of the body or fleshC1formal

    Relating to the physical body as opposed to the spirit or mind.

    esCarnal, relativo al cuerpo

    • The philosopher argued for a separation of carnal and intellectual pursuits.
    • Carnal existence is temporary, unlike the eternal soul.
    • The artist's work celebrated the beauty of carnal form.

    Sinónimosbodilycorporealfleshlyphysicalsomatic

    Antónimosintellectualmentalpsychicspiritual

Formas
  • more carnal comparative form
  • most carnal superlative form
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