Physical Form §

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Relations §

• Substance: A physical form is a substantial entity with a tangible presence.
• Bodily Existence: Bodily existence refers to the state of having a physical form or material body.
• Materiality: Physical forms possess the quality of being material or corporeal.
• Physicality: Physical forms exhibit the properties and characteristics of the physical world.
• Realization: A physical form is the realization or actualization of something in a concrete, tangible way.
• Corporeality: Physical forms have a corporeal or bodily existence.
• Composition: Physical forms are composed of various elements or materials.
• Objectification: Physical forms represent the objectification or manifestation of abstract concepts or ideas.
• Materialization: A physical form is the materialization or realization of something in a concrete, tangible way.
• Appearance: Physical forms have a particular appearance or outward aspect.
• Incarnation: Physical forms can be seen as the incarnation or embodiment of abstract concepts or ideas.
• Embodiment: Embodiment refers to the state of having a physical form or body.
• Actualization: Physical forms are the actualization or manifestation of potential or abstract concepts.
• Concretization: A physical form is the concretization or embodiment of something in a material or tangible way.
• Manifestation: A physical form is the manifestation or realization of something in a concrete, tangible way.
• Structure: Physical forms have an underlying structure or arrangement of parts.
• Body: A physical form is the body or material substance that constitutes an entity.
• Shape: Physical forms possess a specific shape or configuration.
• Embodiment: A physical form is the embodiment or manifestation of an entity in a material form.
• Tangibility: Physical forms are tangible, meaning they can be perceived by the sense of touch.
• Matter: Physical forms are composed of matter, the substance that occupies space and has mass.