body
/ˈbɑdi/
noun
- The physical structure of a person or animal, including bones, flesh, and organs.
- The cat stretched its body after a long nap.
- She felt a chill run through her body when she stepped outside.
- Regular exercise keeps your body healthy and strong.
- The main or central part of something, such as a document, vehicle, or structure.
- Please read the body of the email before responding.
- The body of the car was painted bright red.
- The body of the essay should contain your main arguments.
- A group of people who work together or share a common purpose.
- A governing body oversees the rules of the sport.
- The student body voted to extend the library hours.
- The jury is a body of citizens chosen to hear the case.
- The main part of a text or message, excluding headings, footnotes, or attachments.
- Don't forget to write something in the body of the email.
- The body of the letter was three paragraphs long.
- In the body of the report, she explained her findings in detail.
- A distinct object or mass of matter, especially in scientific contexts.
- Water is a liquid body at room temperature.
- The chemist studied the properties of a solid body.
- A celestial body like the moon orbits the Earth.
verb
- To give material form or substance to something abstract; to embody.
- The sculpture bodies the idea of freedom in bronze.
- Her speech bodied the hopes of the entire community.
- The artist's work bodies forth the spirit of the age.