bodily

• Relativo ao corpo físico, em contraste com a mente ou o espírito.

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

1. Relating to the bodyB2formal

   Of or pertaining to the physical body, as opposed to the mind or spirit.

   Corporal

   • He suffered bodily harm in the accident.
   • Bodily functions like breathing are automatic.
   • The patient complained of bodily aches and pains.

   Sinônimoscorporalcorporealfleshlyphysicalsomatic

   Antônimosintellectualmentalpsychologicalspiritual

2. Physical vs. mentalB2formal

   Affecting or characteristic of the body, rather than the mind or spirit.

   Corporal

   • The illness caused both bodily and mental fatigue.
   • Yoga helps maintain bodily and spiritual balance.
   • Bodily needs such as hunger and thirst must be met.

   Sinônimoscorporalcorporealfleshlyphysicalsomatic

   Antônimosintellectualmentalpsychicpsychologicalspiritual

3. Having a physical formC1formal

   Having or relating to a physical, material body.

   Corpóreo

   • In many religions, the soul is separate from the bodily form.
   • The ghost had no bodily presence.
   • The sculpture represented a bodily figure in motion.

   Sinônimoscorporalcorporealfleshlyincarnatematerialphysicalsomatic

• Advérbio que significa 'agarrando o corpo' ou 'pessoalmente; fisicamente'. É usado para descrever uma ação praticada sobre a forma física de uma pessoa, frequentemente com uso de força, ou para indicar presença física.

An adverb meaning 'by taking hold of the body' or 'in person; physically.' It is used to describe an action performed on a person's physical form, often with force, or to indicate physical presence.

1. In bodily formB2formal

   In a physical or corporeal manner; as a physical body.

   Fisicamente

   • The ghost appeared bodily before them.
   • He was bodily present at the ceremony.
   • The spirit manifested itself bodily in the room.

   Sinônimosin personin the fleshmateriallyphysically