Corporal
Corporal adjective - Of or relating to the human body.
Normal and corporal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Normal" instead an adjective "Corporal".
Nearby Words: corporation, corporally
Both words in one sentence
- The difference between say corporal punishment as justified disciplining or abuse can be highly subjective, for example spanking is abuse to some people and normal behavior to others.
Source: Social Services Does Not Exist -
In the Russian army, cadets may receive totally real ranks, starting with yefreitor (corporal) and ending with junior lieutenant (they are commissioned as normal lieutenants after they graduate).
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In The Truth, the probably human Corporal Nobbs drew a chalk outline of a victim, which is all fine and normal for a copper, except he did it in colored chalk, and felt the need to add a pipe and draw some clouds and flowers.
Source: Literature / Discworld
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