Souls

Immortal inner selves

Souls is the plural of soul—the immaterial essence believed to animate a person and survive death.

The word appears in religious contexts praying for lost souls and secular ones not a soul in sight.

It can mean people generally: The town had three hundred souls.

In music, souls shortens soul singers or soul records.

The Dark Souls video game franchise has made souls a gaming currency earned by defeating enemies.

spiritual

spirit

Soul, mood, or liquor

heaven · reincarnation · transmigration · atman · anima · consciousness · essence · divine · sacred · transcendence

people

inhabitants

Permanent occupants of place

individuals · beings · mortals · folk · villagers · parishioners · congregation · community · citizenry · headcount

music

R&B

Soulful pop genre

  • MotownDetroit's soulful moniker
  • funkDepression or groove music
  • gospelSacred choral tradition

blues · Aretha · Marvin Gaye · rhythm · groove · vocals · feeling · emotion · ballad · crooner

emotional

heart

Circulatory system's pump

innermost · core · being · soulmate · authenticity · vulnerability · emotion · sincerity · fervor · intensity

essence

core

Central essential portion

personification · spirit · character · nature · identity · substance · vitality · lifeblood · animating · spark

Opposites
material vs. immaterial essence

Soulsbodies

Physical structures of organisms

flesh · corpses · matter · carcasses · remains

animate vs. inanimate

Soulsmachines

Devices that perform tasks

automatons · objects · things · mechanisms · robots

sacred vs. profane

Soulsworldliness

Secular, experienced outlook

carnality · materialism · base instincts · flesh · appetites

Phrases
Family

soul, soulful, soulfully, soulfulness, soulless, soullessly, soullessness, souled, ensouled

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G