incorporeity

Examples

• All

• Many philosophers debate the concept of incorporeity when discussing the nature of the soul.

• One of the Jewish arguments against the Trinity was that, besides denying the unity and incorporeity of God, the dogma was contrary to reason itself.

  Academic text (1994)

• In the realm of metaphysics, incorporeity often refers to entities that exist beyond physical limitations.

Synonyms

I

intangibility

vsincorporeity

1 8.3

Something you cannot touch, like an idea or feeling

signifies lacking a body or material form rather than mere untouchability

I

immateriality

vsincorporeity

• Specialized

1 9.6

Not having a physical body or any substance

focuses specifically on existence without a physical body or form

I

incorporeality

vsincorporeity

9.9

A state of having no physical body or shape

is the variant or less common form of the same meaning

D

disembodiment

vsincorporeity

9.3

A state of having no physical body, as if a mind existed without a body

is about existing without a body rather than being separated from one

I

intangibleness

vsincorporeity

9.5

A state of not being able to be touched or measured

emphasizes existence without material form not only absence of touch

Antonyms

M

materiality

3 7.9

Physical existence of something you can touch or see

C

corporeity

• Formal

9.9

Having a physical body instead of being only spiritual

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology