English Dictionary

Definition of “fleshly”

fleshly (ˈflɛʃlɪ )

-lier, -liest

ˈfleshliness noun

In a painting, any amount of fleshly invitation, rape or murder, mutilation, bondage and orgy is perfectly acceptable, even pleasing.

The Australian (2004)

Nigella simply don't understand or don't want to face her ancient, pagan, sensual linking of fleshly indulgences.

Times, Sunday Times (2001)

She believes we'll all rise again on the day of judgement in our old fleshly form.

Stewart, Michael Compulsion

The living should accordingly join in fleshly congress as much as possible; a notion that suited Una.

Weldon, Fay Splitting

Vicki Edgson, "food doctor", casts a cool, appraising glance over my fleshly sprawl.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

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