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I have never seen the soul withdrawn without a struggle with the body.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.