Physicality (noun)

The characteristics of the body and its movements, especially as they relate to the expression of emotions or ideas.

Origin:

Physicality is derived from the adjective physical meaning "of or relating to the body" and the suffix -ity meaning "state or quality of", it was first recorded in english in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. The dancer's physicality was impressive as she moved gracefully across the stage.
2. The actor's physicality was an important aspect of his performance.
3. The physicality of the sport is what makes it so challenging.
4. The physicality of the choreography was demanding and required a lot of strength.
5. The physicality of the role was challenging for the actor but she was able to master it.