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Definition of soul
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of soul is as below...
Soul (n.) The
spiritual,
rational,
and
immortal
part in man; that part of man which
enables
him to
think,
and which
renders
him a
subject
of moral
government;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the
higher
nature,
or
spirit,
of man, the
so-called
animal
soul, that is, the seat of life, the
sensitive
affections
and
phantasy,
exclusive
of the
voluntary
and
rational
powers;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the mind, the moral and
emotional
part of man's
nature,
the seat of
feeling,
in
distinction
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Metempsychose
::
Metempsychose
(v. t.) To
translate
or
transfer,
as the soul, from one body to
another..
Flesh
::
Flesh (n.) The
character
under the
influence
of
animal
propensities
or
selfish
passions;
the soul
unmoved
by
spiritual
influences.
Clod
::
Clod (n.) That which is
earthy
and of
little
relative
value,
as the body of man in
comparison
with the
soul..
Associationist
::
Associationist
(n.) One who
explains
the
higher
functions
and
relations
of the soul by the
association
of
ideas;
e. g.,
Hartley,
J. C.
Mill..
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) That
circuit
of
ground
committed
to the
charge
of one
parson
or
vicar,
or other
minister
having
cure of souls
therein..
Serene
::
Serene
(a.) Calm;
placid;
undisturbed;
unruffled;
as, a
serene
aspect;
a
serene
soul..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
delight;
to
gratify;
as, to feast the
soul..
Preexistentism
::
Preexistentism
(n.) The
theory
of a
preexistence
of souls
before
their
association
with human
bodies.
Health
::
Health
(n.) The state of being hale,
sound,
or
whole,
in body, mind, or soul;
especially,
the state of being free from
physical
disease
or
pain..
Transanimate
::
Transanimate
(v. t.) To
animate
with a soul
conveyed
from
another
body.
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Ruined
or
destroyed,
either
physically
or
morally;
past help or hope; as, a ship lost at sea; a woman lost to
virtue;
a lost
soul..
Ghost
::
Ghost (n.) The
disembodied
soul; the soul or
spirit
of a
deceased
person;
a
spirit
appearing
after
death;
an
apparition;
a
specter.
Enthusiasm
::
Enthusiasm
(n.)
Enkindled
and
kindling
fervor
of soul;
strong
excitement
of
feeling
on
behalf
of a cause or a
subject;
ardent
and
imaginative
zeal or
interest;
as, he
engaged
in his
profession
with
enthusiasm..
Soul
::
Soul (a.) Sole.
House
::
House (n.) The body, as the
habitation
of the
soul..
Spiritual
::
Spiritual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the soul or its
affections
as
influenced
by the
Spirit;
controlled
and
inspired
by the
divine
Spirit;
proceeding
from the Holy
Spirit;
pure; holy;
divine;
heavenly-minded;
--
opposed
to
carnal.
Preexistence
::
Preexistence
(n.)
Existence
of the soul
before
its union with the body; -- a
doctrine
held by
certain
philosophers.
Enthusiasm
::
Enthusiasm
(n.) A state of
impassioned
emotion;
transport;
elevation
of
fancy;
exaltation
of soul; as, the
poetry
of
enthusiasm..
Erebus
::
Erebus
(n.) A place of
nether
darkness,
being the
gloomy
space
through
which the souls
passed
to
Hades.
See
Milton's
Paradise
Lost, Book II., line 883..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) The
intelligent,
immaterial
and
immortal
part of man; the soul, in
distinction
from the body in which it
resides;
the agent or
subject
of vital and
spiritual
functions,
whether
spiritual
or
material..
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