soul

Definition for soul

noun as in psyche, inspiration, energy

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conscience, courage, ego, feeling, genius, heart, intellect, intelligence, life, mind, personality, spirit, stuff, thought, vitality

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anima, animation, animus, ardor, bosom, bottom, breast, cause, disposition, essence, fervor, force, individuality, marrow, nobility, noumenon, pith, principle, quintessence, reason, substance, vivacity

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animating principle, breath of life, pneuma, recesses of heart, secret self, spiritual being, vital force, élan vital

noun as in being

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body, character, creature, ghost, human being, individual, man, person, spirit, woman

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mortal, personage, phantom, shadow, umbra

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living soul

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"I don't think the soul is there anymore. It is not just United, it is across the board. It's business, it's money. The days that are gone will never come back," he said.

From BBC

There’s a specific pointedness to the fact that Linda, who bares her soul to a colleague played by Conan O’Brien, is charged with managing other peoples’ issues as a mental health professional.

From Los Angeles Times

“We regard the gardens as the soul of the project,” said Jonathan Goldstein, chief executive of Cain.

From Los Angeles Times

“Frankly, it’s tiring to look out at combat formations, or really any formation, and see fat troops,” he said to the 800 likely stunned souls in the room.

From Los Angeles Times

"I'm physically here but my heart and soul are in Gaza," he said.

From BBC

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