adjective
corporeo
bodily
Definition & meaning
Corporeo means bodily, physical, or corporeal: relating to the body or having a material form. It can also describe something perceptible to the senses, as opposed to something spiritual or abstract.
Grammar & Word origin
An adjective with four forms: masculine singular corporeo, feminine singular corporea, masculine plural corporei, and feminine plural corporee.
It comes from Latin corporeus, derived from corpus, meaning “body.”
Synonyms & antonyms
- fisico — “physical”; a broader, more common term that can refer to the body or to the material world.
- materiale — “material”; emphasizes substance rather than the body specifically.
- spirituale — “spiritual”; contrasts with the bodily or material sense.
- incorporeo — “incorporeal”; without a physical body or material form.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Il movimento corporeo è lento.adjective
The bodily movement is slow.
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