1. having no physical body; incorporeal
Usage: literary

Examples

• The ghost appeared as an unbodied spirit floating through the room.
• Ancient philosophers debated whether the soul was unbodied or required physical form.
• In her dream, she felt unbodied, drifting weightlessly through space.
• The unbodied voice seemed to come from nowhere and everywhere at once.
• Medieval texts often described angels as unbodied beings of pure light.
• The poet wrote of unbodied thoughts that transcended earthly concerns.