soul

IPA: sˈoʊɫ

noun

  • (religion, folklore) The spirit or essence of a person usually thought to consist of one's thoughts and personality, often believed to live on after the person's death.
  • The spirit or essence of anything.
  • Life, energy, vigor.
  • (music) Soul music.
  • A person, especially as one among many.
  • An individual life.
  • (mathematics) A kind of submanifold involved in the soul theorem of Riemannian geometry.

verb

  • (obsolete, transitive) To endow with a soul or mind.
  • To beg on All Soul's Day.
  • (obsolete) To feed or nourish.
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Examples of "soul" in Sentences

  • There are free spirits and fettered souls.
  • The spirit was unified with the soul of children.
  • Mystically the mind keeps the soul in its captivity.
  • The soul is the best of the living as well of the dead.
  • The lodges are also accessible to the souls of the dead.
  • In their minds, critics endanger the souls of the Mormons.
  • A solemn mass sung for the repose of the souls of the dead.
  • The dead comes alive in the body of the soul at Caribou Eskimos.
  • III. i.35 (64,1) love's invisible soul] _love's_ visible _soul_.]
  • "No soul, Excellenza; rest assured, no _soul_ -- Again the mortar."
  • A kindred spirit, he feeds and befriends the troubled souls of the street.
  • "The doctrine of the soul -- first _soul_, and second _soul_, and evermore
  • Every soul seemed to commune with the spirits of another world as by orisons.
  • If the war is sapping our soul though ’spirit’ would seem more apt than ’soul’ then oh, maybe we should leave.
  • The Lord has come down with mighty power into my soul, and I feel the blessedness of _full rest of soul_ in God.
  • First, saith he, it is plain by verse 31, they took it in _animas_, upon their souls, — a _soul matter_ they made of it: there needs no soul for
  • For it is the soul which manifests as _body_, which thinks as _mind_, which feels and loves as _heart_, and which is what it is -- though not perhaps what it really or finally is -- as _soul_.
  • It may be well to fall into the usage of ordinary speech, and speak of that which survives death as the _soul_, so long as we keep in mind what is really meant, viz., that it is the soul _united with the spirit_ which survives death.
  • "I can respect a _soul_, sir," replied Emma, warmly, -- "a soul made in the image of God, though it were sunk in the very depths of pollution and wretchedness; and so can the 'Great and Holy One,' Mr. Sliver, or he never would have sent his Son to redeem the world."
  • It is of the highest importance to the developing soul to unfold into a realization of this relationship and unity, _for when this conception is once fully established the soul is enabled to rise above certain of the lower planes, and is free from the operation of certain laws that bind the undeveloped soul_.

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