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corporeal

/kɔːrˈpɔː.ri.əl/

Traduction: Relatif au corps physique plutôt qu'à l'esprit ou à l'âme ; ayant une forme matérielle ou tangible.

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/kɔːrˈpɔː.ri.əl/C2formal
  • frRelatif au corps physique plutôt qu'à l'esprit ou à l'âme ; ayant une forme matérielle ou tangible.

Relating to the physical body rather than the spirit or mind; having a material or tangible form.

  1. Physical or materialC1formal

    Relating to the body or physical matter, as opposed to spiritual or immaterial.

    frcorporel (matériel, physique)

    • The philosopher argued that the soul is not corporeal.
    • Corporeal punishment was banned in many countries.
    • The artist focused on the corporeal beauty of the human form.

    Synonymesbodilyfleshlymaterialphysicalsomatictangible

    Antonymesimmaterialincorporealintangiblespiritual

  2. Tangible or concreteC1formal

    Having a physical existence that can be touched or perceived.

    frCorporel (concret)

    • The law protects both corporeal and intellectual property.
    • In the dream, the ghost appeared as a corporeal figure.
    • The scientist studied the corporeal effects of the drug on the body.

    Synonymesactualconcretematerialphysicalrealsomaticsubstantialtangible

    Antonymesabstractdisembodiedetherealimmaterialincorporealintangiblespiritual

Formes
  • more corporeal comparative form
  • most corporeal superlative form
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