soul
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/səʊl/
🇬🇧
/səʊl/
noun
B2
The part of a person that is believed to live on after their body dies.
The music touched the deepest part of her soul.
B2
The deepest part of who someone is, including their thoughts and feelings.
His soul was filled with joy after the good news.
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The part of humans that is connected to their spiritual and moral nature.
The beauty of nature can heal the soul.
R
A deep feeling or quality that makes art or music special and meaningful.
The singer's voice was full of soul.
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A perfect example of something that has a particular quality.
She is the soul of kindness.
R
A person, often used to describe someone in a particular way.
You're a brave soul to go out in this storm.
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A person, used to emphasize that something should be kept a secret.
Don't tell a soul about our plans.
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A type of music that is emotional and was first created by African American musicians.
She loves to listen to soul music.
translation
The part of a person that is believed to live on after their body dies.; The deepest part of who someone is, including their thoughts and feelings.; The part of humans that is connected to their spiritual and moral nature.; A deep feeling or quality that makes art or music special and meaningful.; A perfect example of something that has a particular quality.; A person, often used to describe someone in a particular way.; A person, used to emphasize that something should be kept a secret.; A type of music that is emotional and was first created by African American musicians.
Word Forms
Plural
souls