Pronunciation: /ˈbɑdi/
noun the physical structure and material substance of an animal or plant, living or dead
A1 My body is tired after a long day at work.
A2 She hurt her body while playing sports.
B1 Regular exercise is important for maintaining a healthy body.
B2 Yoga can help improve flexibility and strengthen the body.
C1 The human body is a complex system of organs and tissues.
C2 Athletes must take care of their bodies to perform at their best.
verb not applicable
A1 I body my hair every morning before going to work.
A2 She bodies her muscles by doing yoga three times a week.
B1 The dancer bodies the rhythm of the music with her movements.
B2 He bodies the responsibility of managing the project effectively.
C1 The actor bodies the emotions of the character so convincingly.
C2 The athlete bodies the physical demands of the competition with ease.
adjective not applicable
A1 She has a body pillow on her bed.
A2 He wore a body harness for rock climbing.
B1 The body lotion she used was very moisturizing.
B2 The body language of the speaker indicated nervousness.
C1 The body of evidence was overwhelming in the case.
C2 The body politic was deeply divided on the issue.
adverb not applicable
A1 She moved her body slowly to the music.
A2 He felt a sharp pain in his body after the accident.
B1 The athlete trained rigorously to build strength in her body.
B2 The dancer's body moved gracefully across the stage.
C1 The yoga instructor emphasized the importance of listening to your body during practice.
C2 The surgeon carefully examined the patient's body before performing the operation.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My body is tired after a long day.
A2 She hurt her body while playing sports.
B1 It is important to take care of your body by eating well and exercising.
B2 His body language indicated that he was nervous.
C1 The body of evidence presented in court was overwhelming.
C2 Her body of work as an artist spans over three decades.
preposition not applicable
A1 I have a pain in my body.
A2 She wore a dress that hugged her body.
B1 The yoga instructor emphasized the importance of listening to your body.
B2 The dancer moved her body gracefully to the music.
C1 Regular exercise is essential for maintaining a healthy body.
C2 The athlete's training regimen was designed to push her body to its limits.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I have a headache, but the rest of my body feels fine.
A2 She hurt her leg, but the rest of her body is okay.
B1 I need to take care of my body by eating healthy and exercising regularly.
B2 Regular exercise is essential for maintaining a healthy body and mind.
C1 The body of evidence supporting this theory is extensive and well-documented.
C2 The body of research on this topic is constantly evolving and expanding.
interjection not applicable
A1 Body! Why do you always feel so achy when it's cold outside?
A2 Body, let's make sure we get enough vitamins and minerals in our diet.
B1 Body, we need to be mindful of our stress levels and find healthy coping mechanisms.
B2 Body, let's focus on proper form and technique during our workouts.
C1 Body, it's important to establish a support system for overall well-being.
C2 Body, remember to prioritize rest and recovery for optimal performance.
article not applicable
A1 My body is tired after a long day of work.
A2 She hurt her body while playing soccer.
B1 Regular exercise is important for maintaining a healthy body.
B2 The body has an amazing ability to heal itself.
C1 Yoga can help improve flexibility and strength in the body.
C2 The human body is a complex system of organs and tissues.
formal The human body is a complex system of organs and tissues.
informal I need to work on my body and get in shape for summer.
slang Check out that guy's ripped body!
figurative The company is the body of employees working together towards a common goal.
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