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soul British & World English

the spiritual or immaterial part of a human being or animal, regarded as immortal

soul in soulless British & World English

(especially of a place) lacking character and individuality

lost soul in soul British & World English

a soul that is damned

soul food British & World English

food traditionally associated with black people of the southern US

soul kiss British & World English

another term for French kiss.

soul music British & World English

a kind of music incorporating elements of rhythm and blues and gospel music, popularized by American black people. Characterized by an emphasis on vocals and an impassioned improvisatory delivery, it is associated with performers such as Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, and Otis Redding

soul patch British & World English

a small tuft of facial hair directly below a man’s lower lip

world soul British & World English

the immanent cause or principle of life, order, consciousness, and self-awareness in the physical world

soul brother (or soul sister) British & World English

used as a term of address between black men (or women)

soul catcher British & World English

(among various North American Indian peoples) a hollowed bone tube used by a medicine man to contain the soul of a sick person

bare one's soul in bare British & World English

reveal one’s innermost secrets and feelings to someone

sell one's soul to the devil in sell British & World English

do or be willing to do anything, no matter how wrong it is, in order to achieve one’s objective

upon my soul! in soul British & World English

an exclamation of surprise

soul-destroying British & World English

(of an activity) unbearably monotonous

soul-searching British & World English

deep and anxious consideration of one’s emotions and motives or of the correctness of a course of action

body and soul in body British & World English

involving every aspect of a person; completely

rest or God rest his or her soul in rest1 British & World English

used to express a wish that God should grant someone’s soul peace

dark night of the soul British & World English

a period of spiritual desolation suffered by a mystic in which all sense of consolation is removed

keep body and soul together in body British & World English

stay alive, especially in difficult circumstances

brevity is the soul of wit in brevity British & World English

the essence of a witty statement lies in its concise wording and delivery

soulless British & World English

(especially of a place) lacking character and individuality

soulmate British & World English

a person ideally suited to another as a close friend or romantic partner

soul sister in soul brother (or soul sister) British & World English

used as a term of address between black men (or women)

discretion British & World English

the quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offence or revealing confidential information

soul English-French

âme f

soul English-Italian

anima f

soul mate English-French

âme f sœur

soul mate English-German

Seelenverwandte

soul-stirring English-Italian

molto commovente

soul-destroying English-French

abrutissant/-e

soul-searching English-German

Gewissenskampf

soul-destroying English-Italian

che abbruttisce

soul-searching English-Italian

esame m di coscienza

soul-destroying English-Spanish

desmoralizador

soul-searching English-Spanish

introspección

not a soul in soul English-German

keine Menschenseele

poor old soul! in soul English-Spanish

¡pobrecilla!, ¡pobrecita!


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