soul

UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
soulnoun
souls
pl
UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
Translations
She has a kind soul.
У неё добрая душа.
The music touched his soul.
Музыка тронула его душу.
Additional translations
Definitions
The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being or animal, regarded as immortal.
Many cultures believe that the soul continues to exist after death.
A person's moral or emotional nature or sense of identity.
She is a kind soul who always helps those in need.
The essence or embodiment of a specified quality.
He is the soul of discretion, never revealing secrets.
A person, especially when regarded as the embodiment of a quality.
He was a brave soul, always ready to face challenges.
A genre of music incorporating elements of rhythm and blues and gospel music, popularized by African Americans.
She loves listening to soul music because of its emotional depth.
Synonyms
souladjective
UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
Attributive use (e.g., soul music, soul food); functions adjectivally.
Definitions
Designating or relating to a style of popular music that combines elements of gospel and rhythm and blues, characterized by emotional vocals.
Classic soul albums from the 1960s still influence singers today.
Relating to African-American culture, especially its emotional expressiveness or traditional cuisine.
They served authentic soul food at the street festival.