Soul [noun]
Definition of Soul:
psyche, inspiration, energy
Synonyms of Soul:
● Conscience
● Heart
● Life
● Stuff
● Intelligence
● Mind
● Vitality
● Intellect
● Thought
● Genius
● Courage
● Ego
● Feeling
● Spirit
● Personality
● Individuality
● Force
● Essence
● Bottom
● Bosom
● Animation
● Fervor
● Cause
● Ardor
● Reason
● Breast
● Disposition
● Marrow
● Quintessence
● Substance
● Pith
● Principle
● Anima
● Nobility
● Animus
● Vital force
● élan vital
● Noumenon
● Vivacity
● Animating principle
● Breath of life
● Pneuma
● Recesses of heart
● Secret self
● Spiritual being
Opposite/Antonyms of Soul:
● Body
● Discouragement
● Exteriority
● Thing
● Concrete
● Coolness
● Outside
● Ignorance
● Fear
● Cowardice
Sentence/Example of Soul:
All pursuits that serve to connect the soul with the world whence it came are rejected.
I have never seen the soul withdrawn without a struggle with the body.
When the soul was again led into the body, it related all that had happened to it.
Then I heard a voice, saying, 'Lo, the soul seeketh to ascend!'
The good bishop believed she had jeopardised her soul with divorce.
He has the soul of a merchant tailor, actually, but not the tailor's manhood.
But he was a generous man and all meanness of spirit was foreign to his soul.
The land of Phoenicia had always been a counting-house without a soul.
Everybody was drawn to her, yet not a soul took any comfort in her.
Falling from the lips of others, they dropped with conviction into my own soul.