flesh

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The soft substance of the body of a person or animal, consisting of muscle and fat, that lies beneath the skin and covers the bones.

• The blade cut through his flesh.
• Lions tear the flesh from their prey.
• The wound healed, leaving only a scar on the flesh.
• Archaeologists discovered preserved flesh on mummified remains, providing unprecedented insights into ancient dietary practices and health conditions.
• The virus primarily targets epithelial cells before spreading deeper into underlying flesh and connective tissue structures.
• Forensic investigators analyzed decomposition rates of flesh under varying environmental conditions to establish more accurate time-of-death estimates.

Eş anlamlılar: tissue, muscle, meat

Zıt anlamlılar: bone, skin

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The soft, edible part of a fruit or vegetable.

• Scoop out the flesh of the melon.
• The flesh of the peach was sweet and juicy.
• Remove the seeds and dice the flesh.

Eş anlamlılar: pulp, meat

Zıt anlamlılar: skin, peel, rind

Ruhun karşıtı olarak beden

The physical or bodily nature of humans, especially as opposed to the spirit or soul.

• The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
• He struggled with the desires of the flesh.
• We are all prisoners of the flesh.

Eş anlamlılar: body, carnality

Zıt anlamlılar: spirit, soul