The word 'bodily' is correct and usable in written English
You can use 'bodily' to indicate something that is related to the physical body, such as appearance or health. For example, you could use the sentence: She wasn't feeling well, so she took a few days off work to take care of her bodily needs.
When I wasn't worrying about how to stop the water breaching my bodily barriers, I was fretting about catching pond life in the miniature drag net that is a swimming costume on an ample bosom.
A healthy diet isn't just a physical or bodily need.
Lately, the notion of choice has even extended beyond bodily integrity to (gasp!) the decisions women make about their professional lives.
But we breach our children's rights all the time: every time we burst into their room, grab them, say some inane parental thing and run out again we are breaching their right to privacy and bodily autonomy.
The bodily composition of the horse, like most of the early equine depictions in the rock art, is heavily resonant of the shape of a kangaroo – evidence, perhaps, that the most common large mammal in Bininj experience initially sublimated their impressions of the foreign.
Insp Douglas Lovelock, the marksman who shot her, stood trial in 1987 charged with inflicting unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm and was acquitted.
The pungency of cloves and behind it-Tom's sense of smell was acute - a bodily aroma.
Canada's military has charged four members of the British navy with sexual assault causing bodily harm at a Canadian Forces base in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Inevitably, old age and an acute awareness of the passing of time and growing bodily infirmity make up a large part of it.
They're huge, grey and hulking, and if your bottom is bigger than your head then you've come into bodily contact with them.
Dutton said it was "very important for Australians to understand" that Ebola spread via bodily fluids and was "not like the common flu".
