undersoul
- noun
- Literature
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alma oculta
- She kept her undersoul guarded, sharing her deepest thoughts with only her closest friend.
Examples
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Poetry often reveals the undersoul of the writer, exposing feelings hidden from daily life.
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After years of success, he finally listened to his quiet undersoul and changed careers.
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Her undersoul was revealed only to her closest friends.
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He often hides his undersoul from others.
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Poetry often reveals the undersoul of the writer, exposing feelings hidden from daily life.
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After years of success, he finally listened to his quiet undersoul and changed careers.
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She kept her undersoul guarded, sharing her deepest thoughts with only her closest friend.
Synonyms
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6.9
A hidden feeling beneath what someone shows or says
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6.7
A hidden meaning under what someone says or does
A quiet sadness felt beneath a happy or normal mood
How Hidden
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Undersoul comes from under ('beneath') and soul ('inner self' or 'feelings'), so think of it as the private, deep part of a person, like a secret room under the floor where you keep your truest thoughts. That's why it means the deep feelings someone often does not show to others.