Having no body, no material form or being; incorporeal; without substance, unsubstantial.

Having no matter; not embodied in matter; immaterial. Now chiefly Philosophy.

Immaterial.

Incorporeal.

Not formed or consisting of matter; incorporeal; intangible; not material (material, adj. 1a). Also: spiritual, ethereal.

Metaphysical.

Having no bodily or material structure; not composed of matter; immaterial.

Without body or material substance; incorporeal, unembodied.

= incorporeal, adj.; immaterial; insubstantial.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Designating that which is immaterial, incorporeal, or supersensible (esp. in explicit contrast to physical).

Not physical (in various senses). Formerly also: †outside the realm of medical science (obsolete).

Having no limbs, deprived of a limb or limbs.

Without a corpse; †without a body, incorporeal (obsolete).

Of abstract or immaterial things: Not having a corporeal form.

Not physical; incorporeal; = immaterial, adj. 1a.

= incorporeal, adj. 1.

Not incarnate.

Having no matter; not embodied in matter; immaterial, intangible. Now chiefly Philosophy.

Unembodied; not fixed as a specific substance.

Not invested with a body; incorporeal.

Possessing no essence or substance; immaterial.

Devoid of essence; unsubstantial, immaterial.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Of phenomena, etc.: Not mechanical; not of physical or material nature, origin, etc.

Unembodied, incorporeal.

Unembodied.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

With the. That which is ethereal; that which is incorporeal, non-physical, or spiritual.

That is not material; that is not concerned with physical goods or matter; that has no physical substance. Cf. immaterial, adj. n.

Not physical; not tangible or concrete; not relating to or concerning the body.

Not having a material body; incorporeal or bodiless.

Made of something beyond substance; non-material, incorporeal.