corporeal — relating to or affecting the body; physical rather than spiritual
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or affecting the body; physical rather than spiritual
Pronunciation (IPA): /kɔːrˈpɔːriəl/
Korean meaning: 몸의, 육체의, 물질적인 (정신적인 것과 반대되는)
Korean pronunciation: 코**포**리얼
Example Sentences
- After being a ghost for 100 years, he finally regained his corporeal form and immediately went to a buffet.
- The philosopher argued that corporeal pleasures are temporary while spiritual joy is eternal.
- The meditation teacher reminded students to focus on corporeal sensations like breathing.
corporeal
ADJECTIVE//kɔːrˈpɔːriəl//
relating to or affecting the body; physical rather than spiritual

a doctor uses a stethoscope to listen to a patient's heartbeat while checking their pulse. The patient sits on an examination table as the doctor focuses on physical vital signs. The stethoscope picks up the actual sounds of the beating heart inside the chest. The doctor nods and makes notes about the patient's corporeal health indicators. A nurse nearby prepares physical measurement tools like a blood pressure cuff and thermometer. The examination focuses entirely on measurable bodily functions and physical wellness. medical attention being given to corporeal rather than mental or spiritual aspects of health
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Origin
From Latin 'corporeus' meaning 'of the body,' derived from 'corpus' meaning 'body.' Medieval philosophers used this term to distinguish between physical and spiritual realms.
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“After being a ghost for 100 years, he finally regained his corporeal form and immediately went to a buffet.”
“The philosopher argued that corporeal pleasures are temporary while spiritual joy is eternal.”
“The meditation teacher reminded students to focus on corporeal sensations like breathing.”
“Vampires in movies often struggle with their corporeal limitations, like needing blood to survive.”
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