Incorporeal (adjective)

1. Not having a physical body or substance.
2. Not composed of matter, or not physical in nature.
3. Abstract, intangible or spiritual.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "incorporalis" meaning "not having a body, not physical".

Examples:

1. The idea of love is an incorporeal concept.
2. Many believe that the soul is an incorporeal entity.
3. The incorporeal essence of music is its ability to evoke emotions.
4. The incorporeal world of dreams and imagination can be just as real as the physical world.
5. The incorporeal nature of ideas and beliefs makes them powerful forces in shaping society.