Bodily; of the nature of the body; of or pertaining to the body, carnal.

Of or pertaining to the material body, mortal; material as opposed to spiritual; human as opposed to divine. the fleshly eye: the bodily eye. Now rare…

Of or relating to the body or its outer surface, as opposed to the mind, soul, or spirit; bodily, physical. Also: relating to the sensory as…

Of or belonging to the body or physical nature of man. bodily fear n. alarm for one's personal safety, apprehension of physical harm.

Of or belonging to the human body; bodily.

Of, relating to, or belonging to one's person, body, or appearance; bodily; physical.

Of or pertaining to the flesh or body; bodily, corporeal. Obsolete.

Consisting of earth, or of material resembling earth. Also used figuratively of the human body, esp. a dead body (cf. earth, n.1 14a).

Applied in contempt to the living human body, as no better than carrion (cf. A. 3).

Of, relating to, or affecting the body; corporal. Obsolete.

Derived from the possession of (strong) sinews; corporeal, physical. Obsolete.

Corporeal, bodily.

Relating to the human body.

Of or relating to the body; bodily (as distinct from mental); corporeal.

Of or relating to the (or a) body; bodily, corporeal, physical.

Formerly used where corporal, adj. is now employed. Obsolete.

Involving or depending on both the mind and the body.

combining the physical with the mental; of or relating to both the body and the mind.

Of or pertaining to the body.