物ぶっ質しつ的てき

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Meanings

Describes things related to matter, physical objects, or material conditions, often contrasted with spiritual or mental aspects.

物ぶっ質しつ的てきな〈物もの〉material (support, aid, wealth, etc.)
被ひ災さい地ちには物ぶっ質しつ的てきな支し援えんが必ひつ要ようだ。
The disaster area needs material support.
物ぶっ質しつ的てきに〈形けい容よう詞し〉materially (rich, poor, etc.)
彼かれは物ぶっ質しつ的てきに豊ゆたかな生せい活かつを送おくっている。
He leads a materially comfortable life.
物ぶっ質しつ的てきな〈事こと〉material (desires, values, etc.)
彼かの女じょは物ぶっ質しつ的てきな欲よっ求きゅうにとらわれない。
She is not caught up in material desires.

肉にく体たい的てき
物質的 refers broadly to material things or possessions, whereas 肉体的 specifically concerns the physical body.
物ぶっ的てき
物質的 emphasizes material wealth or substance (money, goods), while 物的 is a more formal, legal/administrative term for tangible things or damages.
物ぶつ理り的てき
物質的 emphasizes material or economic substance (e.g. money, goods), whereas 物理的 focuses on physical laws, forces, or tangible objects in a more technical sense.

精せい神しん的てきN1
物質的 describes physical or material things, while 精神的 describes mental or spiritual matters, and the two are often paired as opposites.
スピリチュアル
物質的 describes the material or physical world, the opposite of the non-material, soul-related sense of スピリチュアル.

物ぶつ理り的てき
物質的 focuses on matter or material substance in a general sense, while 物理的 specifically refers to physical laws or mechanics.

Compound of 物質 (material, substance) + 的 (-like, -al). The suffix 的 forms adjectival nouns from nouns, indicating a characteristic or relation.