Pronunciation

/body/

Definitions

Noun

1. Body: A physical structure composed of various parts that make up an organism, typically including the head, trunk, and limbs. For example: “The body is the main part of a person, containing all their vital organs.”
2. Physical form: The appearance or shape of someone or something. For example: “She was in great shape, with a strong and toned body.”
3. Material: Matter that makes up a living creature or object. For example: “The body of the car was made of steel.”

Verb

1. To embody: To give physical form to or represent. For example: “The character embodies the spirit of adventure.”
2. To contain: Body contains various systems, such as the digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems.

Adjective

1. ** Bodily**: Relating to the physical body. For example: “Bodily sensations can be important in meditation.”
2. Physical: Concerning or involving the body. For example: “Physical exercise is crucial for maintaining good health.”

Adverb

1. Physically: With reference to the body or physical nature. For example: “She was physically exhausted after the marathon.”

Phrases

• “Take care of your body” means to prioritize one’s health.
• “Body language” refers to non-verbal cues that communicate meaning.
• “A healthy body” denotes a fit and well-being state.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The yoga class focused on strengthening the body and improving flexibility.”
• Verb: “After a long day, he collapsed onto the couch, feeling his body ache.”
• Adjective: “Her bodily exhaustion was evident from her pale complexion.”
• Adverb: “He understood the message physically, but not emotionally.”

Synonyms

• Physique
• Frame
• Structure
• Form
• Corpse (in a non-living context)
• Substance
• Hull (of a vehicle)