Disembody (verb)

1. To release from physical form or embodiment.
2. To separate from the body.

Origin:

From the prefix "dis-" meaning to remove or release from, and "embody" meaning to give physical form or embodiment to.

Examples:

1. The spirit was disembodied from the body at death.
2. The scientist disembody the prototype from its physical form to make it virtual.
3. The artist disembody his thoughts into a drawing.
4. The ghost was disembody from the haunted house after it was exorcised.
5. The company disembody their software from the hardware, making it cloud-based.