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souled

7.7

Showing deep feeling in a song or performance

adjective
/soʊld/

: apasionado

Her souled interpretation of the song brought many listeners to tears.

Examples

Critics praised the souled delivery of the poem at the festival.
The artist's souled performance captivated everyone in the theater.
The singer's performance was incredibly souled.
She painted with a souled brush, capturing every emotion.
The artist's souled performance captivated everyone in the theater.
Critics praised the souled delivery of the poem at the festival.
Her souled interpretation of the song brought many listeners to tears.

Synonyms

soulful

vssouled

32 4.5

Having deep feelings that move people

is used mainly for art or performance showing deep feeling

lyrical

vssouled

31 4.9

Expressing deep personal feeling like a song

focuses on showing deep feeling rather than musical style

soul-stirring

vssouled

1 7.1

Making you feel very strong emotions

expresses deep feeling rather than primarily causing emotion in others

appassionato

vssouled

Specialized

8.6

Played or sung with strong feeling, especially in music

shows deep feeling but with less extreme intensity

torchy

vssouled

8.3

Showing strong feelings that make people feel sad or moved

shows deeper sincere feeling rather than sentimental sweetness

Antonyms

soulless

34 6.3

Cold and showing no warm or deep feeling

Compounds

whole-souled

Literature

8.9

To give strong, honest support with all your heart and energy

How Soulful

souled

7.7

impassioned

30 5.8

expressive

41 3.4

restrained

5.3

detached

27 5.5

Surface Forms

souled positive

Morphology

souled = soul (semi-transparent) = soul + ed

Built from 'soul' + '-ed' meaning 'having or full of soul', but the specialized artistic sense ('souled' meaning expressive or deeply felt) is a metaphorical extension that may not be fully predictable.

Etymology

Souled comes from the word soul, which means 'inner feeling' or spirit and is the same idea behind the word soulful. So to be souled is to show deep emotion or spirit, especially in art or performance.