corporeal
Of the flesh
Corporeal means having a physical body or material form.
It contrasts with spiritual, mental, or imaginary: Angels are not corporeal beings.
The word appears in legal and philosophical contexts to distinguish tangible property from intangible rights, or bodily existence from the realm of ideas.
The ghost took corporeal form.
Study of organism structure
- physiqueBodily structure and form
- somaticConcerning the body
- biologicalRelating to living organisms
- visceralArising from deep instinct
musculature · skeletal · muscular · neural · vascular · sensory · tactile · nervous
Perceptible by touch
- palpablePerceptible to touch or senses
- solidFirm matter state
- substantialOf notable size or importance
- touchableCapable of being felt
concrete · physical · perceptible · tactile · graspable · manifest · sensible · real
Having definite bounds
- ephemeralLasting very briefly
- transientTemporary, soon departing
- perishableProne to decay
- mortalityState of eventual death
dying · death · demise · impermanent · temporal · earthly · worldly · human
Study of existence's nature
- substancePhysical material with mass
- matterSpace-occupying substance with mass
- formShape or document
- existenceState of being real
being · entity · essence · duality · embodiment · incarnation · materiality · physicality
anatomy
Study of organism structure
- physiqueBodily structure and form
- somaticConcerning the body
- biologicalRelating to living organisms
visceral · musculature · skeletal · muscular · neural · vascular · sensory · tactile · nervous · metabolic
tangible
Perceptible by touch
- palpablePerceptible to touch or senses
- solidFirm matter state
- substantialOf notable size or importance
touchable · concrete · physical · perceptible · tactile · graspable · manifest · sensible · real · actual
finite
Having definite bounds
- ephemeralLasting very briefly
- transientTemporary, soon departing
- perishableProne to decay
mortality · dying · death · demise · impermanent · temporal · earthly · worldly · human · vulnerable
ontology
Study of existence's nature
existence · being · entity · essence · duality · embodiment · incarnation · materiality · physicality · actuality
- physical propertiessolid, texture, weight, mass, surface
- states of beingalive, dead, living, existing, conscious
- body culturebody image, body modification, body positivity, body shaming, body art
- embodimentembodiment, proprioception, kinesthesia, body awareness, sensorimotor
- sensessight, smell, taste, hearing, touch
- practicalpractical, pragmatic, realistic, sensible, reasonable
corporealincorporeal
Not made of matter
nonphysical · immaterial · bodiless · disembodied · nonmaterial
corporealspiritual
Relating to the soul
intangible · impalpable · immaterial · mental · metaphysical
- corporeal formTangible bodily existence