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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

trunk of a body

Is there any difference between 'a body' and 'the trunk of a body"? Is the latter poetic? Note that I'm talking about the human body
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trunk of the body = the body excluding head and limbs - also called torso body - the whole set up.

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  • trunk of the body = the body excluding head and limbs - also called torso body - the whole set up.
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trunk of the body = the body excluding head and limbs - also called torso

body - the whole set up.
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