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physicality

physicality noun: physical attributes.

Noun

physicality (countable and uncountable, plural physicalities)

  1. Physical attributes.
    • Their bodies started to melt, and lost what physicality they had. Pretty soon, all of the test subjects had melted together into … Those.2015 September 15, Toby Fox, Undertale, Linux, Microsoft Windows, OS X
    • At the heart of that was McTominay, using his physicality to break down Spanish momentum, and his reading of the game to stymie their attacks.28 March 2023, Graeme McGarry, “Scott McTominay earns place in history as Scotland stun Spain”, in The Herald
  2. Obsession with physical urges.

Examples of physicality in a sentence

  • Greco-Roman wrestling is an Olympic sport bringing back the style of the Ancient Greeks and Roman physicality.
  • Will Jevon '27) brings "Total Drama Island"-esque physicality to the stage.
  • Regardless of the punishing heat and physicality, restaurant cooking is a calling many Chinese chefs cannot deny.

All 10 example sentences with physicality

Synonyms of physicality

Forms of physicality

pluralphysicalities

Origin of physicality

From physical + -ity.

Words formed from physicality

Questions about physicality

What does physicality mean?
Physicality means physical attributes.
What part of speech is physicality?
Physicality is a noun.
What is the plural of physicality?
The plural of physicality is physicalities.

Words near physicality in the dictionary

  1. physicalist
  2. physicalistic
  3. physicalistically
  4. physicalists
  5. physicalities
  6. physicality
  7. physicalizable
  8. physicalization
  9. physicalizations
  10. physicalize
  11. physicalized

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