Third person singular present tense of disembody; separates the soul or spirit from the body, or removes physical form.
From disembody (dis- + embody) + -ies, the third person singular marker. Embody means to give form to something abstract, so disembody reverses this.
In philosophy and religion, the concept that death 'disembodies' the soul has been debated for thousands of years—it's a word for one of humanity's deepest mysteries!
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