Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The state of being physical.
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- noun The condition of being
physical ;physicality
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the quality of being physical; consisting of matter
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Examples
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If the people want to do the book and do it right and I think they did a marvelous job at it, just the dust jacket and the "physicalness" of the book.
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However, there are lots more actresses out there that are just as beautiful that can handle the acting and physicalness of the role much better – Rachel Nichols?
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"The physicalness of this class isn't very good as far as having the strength to come in right away and make that big of an impact," Meyer said.
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I always just liked to find something that kind of did one thing for a really long time and did it very well - or just had a physicalness (ph) to it that I really liked.
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Dr. SOPHY: Discipline can be done with some physicalness as long as it's done with thoughtfulness, with love and the intention only to instill an understanding into your child.
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Is this – really, frankly, writing about our love for our children, about the physicalness of our connection to them in that love – unbloggable?
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Most of the time, I am living like a head without a body, just careening through my life with no regard to my physicalness.
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I enjoyed the discipline, the comradeship, the physicalness of sports, helping other teammates.
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It's been such a gift having Lila -- the physicalness of her.
Growing Becca 2007
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Part of the problem now is the physicalness of extended reading sessions.
Reading Like a Kid jimvanpelt 2007
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