body in Latin
body in Latin is corpus — body means the complete physical structure of a person or animal.
body in Latin
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What does "body" mean?
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noun The complete physical structure of a person or animal.
"Regular exercise keeps the body healthy."
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noun A dead human or animal; a corpse.
"Investigators found the body near the riverbank."
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noun The main or central part of something, as distinct from smaller attached parts.
"The body of the essay develops the argument laid out in the introduction."
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noun An organized group of people who share a purpose, such as a company, committee, or governing organization.
"The governing body voted to approve the new policy."
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body in a sentence
- Regular exercise keeps the body healthy.
- The bruise covered most of her left arm and side of the body.
- Investigators found the body near the riverbank.
- The body of the essay develops the argument laid out in the introduction.
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What is "body" in Latin?
"body" in Latin is corpus. body means: The complete physical structure of a person or animal.
How do you use "body" in a sentence?
Example: "Regular exercise keeps the body healthy." In Latin, "body" is corpus.
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