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incorporeal
Incorporeal (adj) means Without a physical body or substance.
adj
1
Without a physical body or substance.
2
(law) Describes property, such as a patent, that has no physical form.
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Etymology
From Latin incorporeus plus -al; on the surface it can also be analysed as in- + corporeal.
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What is the meaning of incorporeal?
"incorporeal" (adj) means without a physical body or substance.
What is another word for incorporeal?
Other words for "incorporeal" include immaterial, intangible, disembodied.
What is the opposite of incorporeal?
The opposite of "incorporeal" is corporeal.
What are the different meanings of incorporeal?
"incorporeal" has 2 main meanings: 1. Without a physical body or substance; 2. (law) Describes property, such as a patent, that has no physical form.
