noun

soul

soul, spirit, essence, person

Some people believe the soul lives on after death.

Some people believe the soul lives on after death.

The music has a lot of soul.

The music has a lot of soul.

He's a kind and gentle soul.

He's a kind and gentle soul.

She loves listening to soul music.

She loves listening to soul music.

((sb.'s soul)) the spiritual part of a person They believe in the immortality of the soul.

((to have soul)) to have a deep, essential quality This city has no soul.

((a ... soul)) a person of a certain character He is a very gentle soul.

Synonyms: spirit, psyche, essence, core

From Old English 'sāwol', of Germanic origin, related to Dutch 'ziel' and German 'Seele'.

Imagine the 'sole' of your shoe connects you to the earth, while your 'soul' connects you to the spiritual.

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