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Disembody

Disembody \Dis`em*bod"y\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Disembodied; p. pr. & vb. n. Disembodying.]

  1. To divest of the body or corporeal existence.

    Devils embodied and disembodied.
    --Sir W. Scott.

  2. (Mil.) To disarm and disband, as a body of soldiers.
    --Wilhelm.

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disembody

vb. 1 To cause one's soul, spirit, or consciousness to become separated from the physical body. 2 To separate from an object or group

WordNet
disembody
  1. v. free from a body or physical form or reality

  2. [also: disembodied]

Usage examples of "disembody".

I foresee that it will raise some eyebrows, Folo, if you start claiming publicly to have heard disembodied voices in the Echo Pavilion, especially if you insist that you have heard the voice of a person known by all to be long defunct, and she a person slain in a misadventure of which you were the cause.

The Egyptian priests taught, and the people seemed to have implicitly trusted the tale, that there was a long series of hells awaiting the disembodied souls of all who had not scrupulously observed the ritual prescribed for them, and secured the pass words and magical formulas necessary for the safe completion of the post mortal journey.

Linemen told each other frontier stories, pioneer tales, of ghosts in the net, strange codes or secret trapdoors leading to fantastically detailed alien virtualities, odd conversations with disembodied people with no lookup addresses.

Now he feels his disembodied consciousness approaching the Nest of Nests, ablaze on the northern horizon like a second sun.

They are disembodied, fully formed, nonsocial, purely analytic machines.

Wordsworth shrank back into Toryism, as it were, from a Shelleyan extreme of pantheism as yet disembodied.

Thus Wordsworth shrank back into Toryism, as it were, from a Shelleyan extreme of pantheism as yet disembodied.

The first contained rusted shovelheads, a disembodied pickax handle, chisels, an ancient windlass missing its rope, a pair of moldy boots, and a safe lamp with a cracked guard.

In many cases of revolting murder investigations will show that the crimes were committed by innocent persons under the control of disembodied spirits who had taken complete possession of the murderer.

The voice seemed disembodied, a hoarse, machinelike whisper with a faint echo, but it was unm istakably right there, right in her ear.

As soon as we begin to read about the so-called system we are in the middle of a hocus-pocus of Great Wheels, gyres, cycles of the moon, reincarnation, disembodied spirits, astrology and what not.

A dirty swirling of disembodied specks, living motes that whirled inward and vanished while Jon watched.

He only need be referred to for a few paragraphs at the start, however, and then remains in the background as a disembodied voice.

Disembodied snippets of conversations are snatched from the ether, perhaps out of context, and may be misinterpreted by an analyst who then secretly transmits them to spy agencies and law enforcement offices around the world.

He fought his way across the field, paying no heed to writhing serpents that floated before his face, to jeering luminous ghosts issuing from sulphurous crevices opening on every side, to disembodied eyes swirling about his head, to stampeding vermilions, to tumbling boulders.