soul
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3.7
- noun
- /soʊl/
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alma
- Her art captures the essence of the human soul in every stroke.
- immortality of the soul
- body and soul
- human soul
So that raises the question, what's the soul of a human being?
- So that raises the question, what's the soul of a human being?
- Do you still see my soul in your dreams?
- May love pour through our souls, weaving us together as one.
- The ideal of the soul is space.
- That's the nature of the soul within everyone.
- And I was looking into my soul and couldn't.
- And those are the things that your soul are fighting to find again.
- And I think that's more of the soldiers soul than anything else.
- That's why I think the soul is the crucial element.
Examples
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With our whole heart and with our whole soul.
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There was a void in my soul now.
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I find it good for the soul and it was fine.
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I need it for my brain, my soul, my heart, my body.
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And each of these parts of your soul does different things.
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What you experience is the heart and the soul of a winning spirit.
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Some people call it God, some people call it soul, some call it spirit.
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So that raises the question, what's the soul of a human being?
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The important point for him is that the soul is formed in this way by divine wisdom.
Academic text (2008) -
That's why I think the soul is the crucial element.
Synonyms
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4.3
The life force believed to be inside living people or animals
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7.5
The part of a person that controls their thoughts and feelings
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9.9
A living soul that is separate from the body
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
A person who makes parties fun by being lively and entertaining others
Compounds
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3.4
A person you feel a deep, natural connection with as a close friend or romantic partner
How Vital
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soul comes from an old English word sāwol that meant 'life' or the inner self, so it naturally became the word for the immaterial, essential part of a person.