disembody in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Disembody: to separate or remove a spirit or essence from its physical body.

The horror film featured a scene where the ghost threatened to disembody its victims.
In ancient mythology, it was believed that certain rituals could disembody a person's spirit from their physical form.
The artist aimed to disembody the essence of freedom in his abstract sculptures.
As the meditation deepened, she felt her thoughts becoming disembodied from her physical surroundings.
The concept of disembodying the mind from the body has intrigued philosophers for centuries.