Bodily (= bodily, adv. 1 2); in a bodily manner or form; in the flesh.

In bodily form, corporeally; as regards the body, ‘in the flesh’; = carnally, adv. 1.

In the manner of, or with regard to, the body; corporeally (often = ‘unspiritually’). Obsolete.

flesh and fell: the whole substance of the body; hence as quasi-adv. phrase: entirely. (to raiseor rise) in flesh and fell, rarely in flesh and bone…

in (the) flesh: in a bodily form, in a corporeal nature or state; also, in life, living. after the flesh: in bodily appearance or likeness.

In outward form or appearance, esp. as opposed to inner nature or character; in the body as opposed to the mind or spirit; outwardly, externally…

flesh and fell: the whole substance of the body; hence as quasi-adv. phrase: entirely. (to raiseor rise) in flesh and fell, rarely in flesh and bone…

Carnally. Obsolete. rare.

In a corporal or bodily manner; by bodily or personal action; in or as to the body; bodily.

Into the body. Obsolete. rare.

In or as regards the body; bodily. Obsolete. rare.

Physically, in respect of the ‘animal’ as opposed to the intellectual faculties.

Corporeally, bodily; ‘in the flesh’.

Used as representing the material of which man's physical frame is composed; the body. in flesh and blood: in a bodily form, or in a living form. to…

With regard to the body; in bodily terms or by bodily means. Also: spec. sexually.

= fleshly, adv.

Over the whole extent of something; in every part; everywhere. Also: over one's whole body; in every limb.

in (the) flesh: in a bodily form, in a corporeal nature or state; also, in life, living. after the flesh: in bodily appearance or likeness.

In a corporeal manner; in or as to the body; bodily.

Originally and chiefly Scottish. In the flesh, in person; in a corporeal form. Obsolete.

corporeally, in the body.