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1. dead body
noun.
A
natural
object
consisting
of
a
dead
animal
or
person.
Synonyms
carcass
body
corpse
cadaver
carrion
clay
remains
roadkill
carcase
natural object
mummy
stiff
Antonyms
artifact
porosity
thick
thin
unbreakableness
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2. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
The
entire
structure
of
an
organism
(an
animal,
plant,
or
human
being).
Synonyms
physical body
leg
sensory system
form
digestive system
body substance
cavum
soma
chassis
live body
circulatory system
life form
pressure point
shape
vascular system
build
systema nervosum
systema digestorium
crotch
human body
physique
endocrine system
material body
anatomy
frame
cardiovascular system
systema lymphaticum
systema respiratorium
articulatory system
torso
fork
lymphatic system
caput
musculoskeletal system
bodily cavity
nervous system
cavity
trunk
systema alimentarium
respiratory system
cervix
gastrointestinal system
physical structure
bod
head
natural object
neck
organic structure
figure
arm
flesh
Antonyms
artifact
obverse
starboard
reverse
larboard
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
3. dead
adjective.
(ˈdɛd)
No
longer
having
or
seeming
to
have
or
expecting
to
have
life.
Synonyms
pulseless
departed
exsanguinous
late
fallen
d.o.a.
doomed
exsanguine
nonviable
stone-dead
murdered
assassinated
inanimate
slain
executed
at rest
breathless
deceased
lifeless
brain dead
gone
stillborn
life
asleep
exanimate
vitality
deathly
bloodless
animation
cold
living
deathlike
aliveness
at peace
defunct
Antonyms
alive
early
middle
punctual
up
Etymology
dead (English)
ded (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
A
group
of
persons
associated
by
some
common
tie
or
occupation
and
regarded
as
an
entity.
Synonyms
vocation
governing body
university
corps
immigration
inspectorate
diaspora
constituency
church
panel
staff
Sacred College
social group
Christendom
governance
faculty
ulema
rank
occupational group
college
public
electoral college
militia
opposition
representation
brass
leaders
administration
venire
organization
membership
ulama
colony
enrollment
settlement
registration
establishment
College of Cardinals
jury
vote
Christianity
organisation
school
leadership
Antonyms
best
lower
level
up
anterior
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
A
natural
object
consisting
of
a
dead
animal
or
person.
Synonyms
carcass
corpse
cadaver
dead body
carrion
clay
remains
roadkill
carcase
natural object
mummy
stiff
Antonyms
artifact
bottom
top
uninformed
peripheral
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. dead
noun.
(ˈdɛd)
People
who
are
no
longer
living.
Synonyms
dead soul
departed
deceased
deceased person
dead person
people
slain
decedent
Antonyms
living
hotness
passionate
unemotionality
humane
Etymology
dead (English)
ded (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
An
individual
3-dimensional
object
that
has
mass
and
that
is
distinguishable
from
other
objects.
Synonyms
inclusion
mass
cellular inclusion
particle
subatomic particle
chromosome
inclusion body
natural object
Antonyms
artifact
fore
negate
stay in place
forward
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
The
body
excluding
the
head
and
neck
and
limbs.
Synonyms
paunch
buns
backside
nates
tail end
arse
haunch
abdomen
stomach
keister
rump
midriff
articulatio humeri
side
waistline
body part
hip
cheek
hindquarters
loins
tush
middle
ass
seat
bottom
rear
spare tire
midsection
behind
love handle
shoulder
butt
tail
venter
fundament
shoulder joint
dorsum
thorax
torso
prat
serratus muscles
posterior
rear end
derriere
can
diaphragm
serratus
waist
back
trunk
belly
stern
chest
physical structure
bum
tooshie
buttocks
buttock
fanny
hind end
organic structure
pectus
Antonyms
terminal
end
late
early
stand
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. body
noun.
(ˈbɑːdi)
A
collection
of
particulars
considered
as
a
system.
Synonyms
scheme
system
Antonyms
antecedent
hire
disapprove
Etymology
body (English)
body (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. dead
adjective.
(ˈdɛd)
Not
showing
characteristics
of
life
especially
the
capacity
to
sustain
life;
no
longer
exerting
force
or
having
energy
or
heat.
Synonyms
lifeless
extinct
out of play
out
Antonyms
live
active
chaste
preserved
fortunate
Etymology
dead (English)
ded (Middle English (1100-1500))
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