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soulish

soulish

9.9
Connected to a person's inner self or spirit
  • adjective
  • /ˈsoʊlɪʃ/
translation icon : espiritual
  • They gathered in meditation, seeking to connect with their soulish essence.

Examples

  • His paintings have a soulish quality that reflects deep emotional themes.

  • The soulish lyrics of the song resonated with her own experiences.

  • What's sown is a soulish body is what he's talking about.

Synonyms

spiritual
vssoulish
660 4.8

Relating to the soul and to religion

is specific to the inner self or core nature rather than broad immaterial aspects
soulful
vssoulish
32 4.5

Having deep feelings that move people

is about inner nature or core being rather than just emotional expression
etheric
vssoulish
  • Jargon
1 9.8

Light and delicate with a feeling of something not physical

focuses on personal inner qualities rather than airy otherworldly traits

Antonyms

34 6.3

Cold and showing no warm or deep feeling

How Spiritual

spiritual
660 4.8
soulish
9.9
soulful
32 4.5

Surface Forms

soulish positive

Morphology

soulish = soul (transparent) = soul + ish

Direct adjectival formation from 'soul' with the productive suffix '-ish' yielding 'relating to the soul', which learners can readily infer from known components.

Etymology

Soulish is built from soul ('inner self') and -ish ('like' or 'related to'), so it simply means 'of the soul'. That's why we call music or art 'soulish' when it feels deep, emotional, or full of inner life.