1. The quality or state of being incorporeal; lack of physical form or substance.
Usage: Plural form of incorporeity; Formal or philosophical usage
2. Incorporeal entities or beings; things that exist without physical form.
Usage: Plural form referring to multiple non-physical entities; Philosophical or theological context

Examples

• The philosopher debated the incorporeities of the soul and mind.
• Medieval theologians discussed various incorporeities in their writings on angels.
• The concept of incorporeities challenges our understanding of existence.
• Some religions teach that incorporeities can interact with the material world.
• The incorporeities described in ancient texts remain subjects of scholarly inquiry.