Separated from or lacking a physical body; incorporeal or ghostly.
From 'dis-' (meaning to separate) combined with 'bodied' (having a body). Related to 'disembodied' but less commonly used.
This is essentially an older or alternative form of 'disembodied,' showing how English had multiple ways to describe spirits or abstract concepts without physical form.
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