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corpus
noun
-
corpus
,
corpora
a
large
,
organized
collection
of
written
or
spoken
texts
that
is
treated
as
one
body
for
study
or
reference
,
especially
in
language
research
•
Researchers
compiled
a
100-million-word
corpus
to
analyze
modern
slang
.
Researchers
compiled
a
100-million-word
corpus
to
analyze
modern
slang
.
•
The
new
translation
software
was
trained
on
a
massive
bilingual
corpus
.
The
new
translation
software
was
trained
on
a
massive
bilingual
corpus
.
Borrowed
from
Latin
corpus
“
body
,”
used
metaphorically
for
a
body
of
writings
since
the
18th
century
.
noun
-
corpus
,
corpora
the
main
body
or
mass
of
an
organ
or
other
bodily
structure
,
separate
from
its
parts
or
extensions
•
The
corpus
callosum
connects
the
brain
’
s
two
hemispheres
.
The
corpus
callosum
connects
the
brain
’
s
two
hemispheres
.
•
During
the
scan
,
doctors
noticed
a
lesion
on
the
corpus
of
the
stomach
.
During
the
scan
,
doctors
noticed
a
lesion
on
the
corpus
of
the
stomach
.
From
Latin
corpus
“
body
,”
adopted
into
anatomical
terminology
in
the
17th
century
.
habeas corpus
noun
A
court
order
requiring
a
person
under
arrest
to
be
brought
before
a
judge
or
court
to
determine
if
their
imprisonment
is
lawful
.
•
The
lawyer
filed
a
habeas
corpus
to
get
her
client
out
of
jail
.
The
lawyer
filed
a
habeas corpus
to
get
her
client
out
of
jail
.
•
The
judge
reviewed
the
habeas
corpus
petition
before
deciding
on
bail
.
The
judge
reviewed
the
habeas corpus
petition
before
deciding
on
bail
.
From
Medieval
Latin
habeas
corpus
,
literally
'that
you
have
the
body'
,
from
the
opening
words
of
the
writ
,
habeas
(
second
person
singular
present
subjunctive
of
habeō
,
'to
have'
)
+
corpus
(
'body'
).
