bodily in Latin
bodily in Latin is corporeus, corporālis — bodily means relating to or concerning the physical body, rather than the mind or spirit.
bodily in Latin
corporeus
corporālis
What does "bodily" mean?
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adj Relating to or concerning the physical body, rather than the mind or spirit.
"The injury caused severe bodily harm."
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adv As a whole physical unit; entirely, with the whole body at once.
"Security guards carried the protester bodily out of the building."
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bodily in a sentence
- The injury caused severe bodily harm.
- He described the bodily sensations of fear — sweating, a racing heart, tense muscles.
- Security guards carried the protester bodily out of the building.
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What is "bodily" in Latin?
"bodily" in Latin is corporeus, corporālis. bodily means: Relating to or concerning the physical body, rather than the mind or spirit.
How do you use "bodily" in a sentence?
Example: "The injury caused severe bodily harm." In Latin, "bodily" is corporeus, corporālis.
Are there other ways to say "bodily" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "bodily": corporeus, corporālis.
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