Body
Body noun - A group of people sharing a common interest and relating together socially.
Usage example: a hangout where, it seems, much of the student body can be found on a Saturday night
Order
Order noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.
Usage example: a religious order
Body and order are semantically related in organization topic. Sometimes you can use "Body" instead a noun "Order".
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Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure steals Jonathan Joestar's body in order to "live gorgeously forever." He then proceeds to spend a significant amount of time in said body wearing suggestive outfits (or just hanging around shirtless), feeling himself up, and having a crazy amount of sex.
Source: Showing Off the New Body - He has not gained a physical body, mainly because in order to dwell within someone, a physical body would significantly impede His purpose.
Source: Useful Notes / Mormonism -
Split-Personality Takeover: A literal one since the "old" Kyouji is forced to use another body in order to live while the student uses Kyouji's own body.
Source: Video Game / Devil Summoner
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