What are the opposite words for body?
The antonyms for the word "body" are the following: emptiness, nothingness, nothing, vacuity, vacuousness, void, space, and hollowness. These words are often used to describe the opposite of physical matter or a physical presence. For instance, "emptiness" may be used to describe a lack of physical matter, or "nothingness" may refer to a lack of existence entirely. "Vacuity" and "void" also carry the sense of emptiness or lack of existence. "Space" refers to an absence of any physical presence, while "hollowness" suggests there is something there, but it's missing substance. Knowing these antonyms can help improve your descriptive writing and provide you with a richer vocabulary to explore.
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- intelligence
- reason
- courage
- outline
- intellect
- skin
- brainpower
- extension
- human being
- psyche
- spirit
- state of mind
- subconscious
- temper
- appendage
- arm
- brain
- breast
- crowd
- heart
- mind
- philosophy
- physique
- protraction
- limb; accessory
- limb, appendage
- ethos
- main part of written work
- bulk; central portion
- very smart person
- feelings, conscience
- mental analysis
- hem
- silhouette
- enlargement, continuation
- border, edge
- capability of the mind; someone with capable mind
- innermost self; personality
- inner thoughts
- intellectual
- auxiliary
- psychic
- supplementary
- mental
- psychological
- very smart
- concerning the mind
- extrasensory in perception
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- intelligence
- reason
- courage
- outline
- intellect
- skin
- brainpower
-
extension
- dilatation,
- distension,
- prolongation,
- protraction,
- Dilatations,
- continuings,
- de lay,
- de lays,
- de-lay,
- de-lays,
- dis tension,
- dis tensions,
- dis-tension,
- dis-tensions,
- distensions,
- drawing outs,
- ex tension,
- ex tent,
- ex tents,
- ex-tension,
- ex-tensions,
- ex-tent,
- ex-tents,
- in crease,
- in creases,
- in-crease,
- in-creases,
- lengthenings,
- spreading outs,
- stretchings.
- human being
- psyche
- spirit
- state of mind
-
subconscious
- subconsciousness,
- subliminal self,
- sub conscious,
- sub consciouses,
- sub consciousnesses,
- sub-conscious,
- sub-consciouses,
- sub-consciousness,
- sub-consciousnesses,
- subconsciousnesses,
- subliminal selves,
- subliminals,
- submerged mind,
- submerged minds,
- under consciousness,
- under consciousnesses,
- under sense,
- under-consciousness,
- under-consciousnesses,
- under-sense,
- under-senses,
- undersense,
- undersenses.
- temper
- appendage
- arm
- brain
- breast
- crowd
- heart
-
mind
- marbles,
- Re-mark,
- de sire,
- de sires,
- de termination,
- de terminations,
- de-sire,
- de-sires,
- de-termination,
- de-terminations,
- dis position,
- dis positions,
- dis-position,
- dis-positions,
- intellectualities,
- out look,
- out looks,
- out-look,
- out-looks,
- point view,
- re collection,
- re collections,
- re gards,
- re mark,
- re marks,
- re-collection,
- re-collections,
- re-gard,
- re-marks,
- way of thinking.
- philosophy
-
physique
- abstract,
- concept,
- fantasy,
- immateriality,
- inanimate,
- individual,
- mind,
- nothing,
- nothingness,
- one,
- soul,
- spirit,
- thought.
- protraction
- limb; accessory
-
limb, appendage
- arm.
- ethos
- main part of written work
-
bulk; central portion
- part.
- very smart person
- feelings, conscience
- mental analysis
- hem
- silhouette
- enlargement, continuation
-
border, edge
- hem.
- capability of the mind; someone with capable mind
- innermost self; personality
- inner thoughts
- intellectual
- auxiliary
-
psychic
- psychogenic,
- supersensitive,
- transmundane,
- Psychal,
- telekinetic,
- supersensory,
- sensile,
- meta physical,
- meta-physical,
- more psychal,
- more psychogenic,
- more sensile,
- more supersensitive,
- more supersensory,
- more supersensual,
- more telekinetic,
- more transmundane,
- most psychogenic,
- most sensile,
- most supersensitive,
- most supersensory,
- most supersensual,
- most telekinetic,
- most transmundane,
- super natural,
- super sensible,
- super sensitive,
- super sensory,
- super sensual,
- super-natural,
- super-sensible,
- super-sensitive,
- super-sensory,
- super-sensual,
- trans mundane,
- trans-mundane,
- un worldlier,
- un worldly,
- un-worldliest,
- un-worldly.
- supplementary
-
mental
- ideological,
- psychiatric,
- subliminal,
- telepathic,
- de ranged,
- de-ranged,
- more ideological,
- more maniac,
- more psychiatric,
- more reasoning,
- more subliminal,
- more telepathic,
- most ideological,
- most maniac,
- most psychiatric,
- most reasoning,
- most subliminal,
- most telepathic,
- nutsier,
- nutsy,
- sub liminal,
- sub-liminal,
- un stable,
- un stabler,
- un stablest,
- un-balanced,
- un-real,
- un-stable,
- un-stabler,
- un-stablest.
- psychological
- very smart
- concerning the mind
- extrasensory in perception
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Other relevant words
- sense,
- odds and ends,
- remains,
- Leavings,
- accessory,
- adjunct,
- angle,
- animal,
- appendage,
- aspect,
- beast,
- brute,
- component,
- constituent,
- critter,
- division,
- element,
- extension,
- facet,
- feature,
- individual,
- individualist,
- ingredient,
- intellect,
- intelligence,
- loner,
- offshoot,
- part,
- piece,
- quality,
- section,
- segment,
- side,
- single,
- BEASTIE,
- instinct,
- understanding.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
doth to a turn
- Antonyms:
- abstain, avoid, bear.
