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bodiesnounpl. of body the main or greater part of something as distinguished from its subordinate partsthe body of the novel was quite good, even if the beginning was a bit slow brunts, bulks, chiefs, cores, generalities, hefts(archaic), mains, masses, staples, weights majoritiesaggregates, amounts, entireties, quanta, sums, sum totals, totalities, totals, wholesbottoms, essences, essentialities, marrows, meats, natures, piths, quintessences, roots, souls, stuff, substancescenters, hearts, hubs, kernels, middles, nuclei(also nucleuses), nuts, seatsaffairs, arguments, burdens, cruxes(also cruces), foci(also focuses), gists, nubs, pitches, points, purportsmatters, motifs, subjects, texts, themes, topics accessories(also accessaries), adjuncts, appendages, extensions, offshootscomponents, constituents, elements, ingredientsdivisions, parts, pieces, sections, segmentsangles, aspects, facets, features, qualities, sides a distinct and separate portion of matterto the early explorers the Atlantic was a gigantic and forbidding body of water masses aggregates, amounts, bulks, quanta, quantities, volumesitems, objects, thingsmaterials, stuff, substancesentireties, totalities, wholes a group of people acting together within a larger groupfeared that there was a body of extremists within the labor union blocks, blocs, coalitions, factions, parties, sects, sets, sides, wings splinters, splitscrews, gangs, packs, teamsdenominations, persuasionsschisms, scissionscaucuses, movements a group of people sharing a common interest and relating together sociallya hangout where, it seems, much of the student body can be found on a Saturday night bunches, circles, clans, cliques, communities, coteries, covens, crowds, folds, galères, gangs, klatches(also klatsches), lots, networks, packs, rings, sets charmed circles, elites, in-groupsclosed shopsclubs, colleges, fellowships, guilds(also gilds), leagues, organizations, societiescamps, factions, sects, sides, tribesmesses, squadsbrotherhoods, fraternities, orders, sisterhoods, sodalities, sororitiescommunesalliances, blocs, coalitions, confederations, congresses, councils, federations, unions lonersindividualists a member of the human racethe most intelligent body in this entire place babies, beings, birds, bods(British), characters, cookies, creatures, customers, devils, ducks, eggs, faces, fish(or fishes), guys, heads, human beings, humans, individuals, lives, men, mortals, parties, people, personages, scouts, slobs, sorts, souls, specimens, stiffs, things, wights hominids, homos, humanoidsbrothers(also brethren), fellowmen, fellows, neighborscelebrities, personalities, selves, somebodies sons of man animals, beasties, beasts, brutes, critters a usually small number of persons considered as a unita body of security men accompany the president at all times arrays, bands, batches, batteries, boodles, bunches, clusters, clutches, consorts, constellations, crops, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, lots, parcels, parties, passels assemblies, collectives, congregations, gatherings, musters, organizationscircles, clans, cliques, coteries, fellowships, gangs, rings, rounds, setsfactions, guilds(also gilds), orders, schools, sectsbrigades, crews, outfits, phalanxes(or phalanges), platoons, posses, task forces, teamsalliances, blocs, coalitions, confederacies, confederations, federations, leagues, unionsbattalions, squadronsbevies, broods, coveys the whole kit and caboodle individuals, singles to represent in visible formabstract sculpture that bodies forth the artist's aesthetic of minimalism embodies, epitomizes, expresses, externalizes, incarnates, incorporates, instantiates, manifests, materializes, personalizes, personifies, substantiates actualizes, concretizes, realizesexemplifies, illustrates, images, objectifies, symbolizes, typifies disembodies |