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body

[bod-ee] / ˈbɒd i /
NOUN
physique
Synonyms
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frame torso
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anatomy bod build chassis embodiment figure form makeup protoplasm shaft shape trunk
WEAK
bag of bones carcass constitution mortal part
Antonyms
WEAK
head mind soul spirit
NOUN
corpse
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carcass dead body remains
STRONG
ashes bones cadaver deceased stiff
WEAK
carrion clay corpus delicti dust relic
NOUN
human being
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individual party person
STRONG
being human mortal personage soul
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animal creature
STRONG
plant
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fantasy spirit
NOUN
bulk; central portion
Synonyms
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frame material skeleton
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assembly basis bed chassis core corpus crux essence fuselage gist groundwork hull majority mass matter pith staple substance substructure sum tenor total trunk whole
WEAK
gravamen main part
NOUN
crowd
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group party society
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array batch bunch bundle clump cluster horde lot majority mass mob multitude parcel set throng
Antonyms
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individual single
NOUN
main part of written work
Synonyms
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heart material
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argument burden core discourse dissertation evidence exposition gist meat pith sense substance text thesis treatise
Antonyms
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prologue
STRONG
conclusion ending epilogue foreword introduction preface
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abstract concept outline summary

Example Sentences

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An earlier version of yesterday’s newsletter misstated the number of companies as 290 in the body and the graphic.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 8, 2026

The percentage of body weight lost when taking weight-loss medication can vary widely.

From BBC • Apr. 8, 2026

Every system in the body is affected by art.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 8, 2026

John Z. DeLorean’s company produced under 10,000 DMC-12 vehicles before bankruptcy, yet its gull-wing doors and stainless steel body influenced future designs.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 8, 2026

She opens the door but guards the entryway with her body, a posture of suspicion.

From "The Brightwood Code" by Monica Hesse