B1nounphilosophyemotions
US/soʊl/
UK/səʊl/
the part of a person that some believe lives after death; also a person's deep feelings
In context
Many Vietnamese families believe the souls of their ancestors return during Tet.
Music like this speaks to your soul, even if you don't understand the words.
There wasn't a soul on the beach at six in the morning.
Words that go with soul
noun + noun
- heart and soulShe put her heart and soul into the small bakery.
- soul musicMy dad loves old American soul music.
verb + noun
- sell your soulDon't sell your soul for a bigger salary at a company you hate.
adjective + noun
- kind soulSome kind soul returned my lost wallet.
- lost soulAfter the divorce, he wandered around like a lost soul.