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Definition of soul
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Soul (n.) A pure or
disembodied
spirit.
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Transmigration
::
Transmigration
(n.) The
passing
of the soul at death into
another
mortal
body;
metempsychosis.
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.
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.)
Specifically,
a
disembodied
soul; the human soul after it has left the
body..
Institute
::
Institute
(v. t.) To
invest
with the
spiritual
charge
of a
benefice,
or the care of
souls..
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..
Trance
::
Trance
(n.) A state in which the soul seems to have
passed
out of the body into
another
state of
being,
or to be rapt into
visions;
an
ecstasy..
Relic
::
Relic (n.) The body from which the soul has
departed;
a
corpse;
especially,
the body, or some part of the body, of a
deceased
saint or
martyr;
--
usually
in the
plural
when
referring
to the whole
body..
Bidding Prayer
::
Bidding
prayer
() The
prayer
for the souls of
benefactors,
said
before
the
sermon..
Stail
::
Stahlianism
(n.) The
Stahlian
theoru,
that every vital
action
is
function
or
operation
of the
soul..
Tabernacle
::
Tabernacle
(n.)
Figuratively:
The human body, as the
temporary
abode of the
soul..
Emotion
::
Emotion
(n.) A
moving
of the mind or soul;
excitement
of the
feelings,
whether
pleasing
or
painful;
disturbance
or
agitation
of mind
caused
by a
specific
exciting
cause and
manifested
by some
sensible
effect
on the
body..
Psycho-
::
Psycho-
() A
combining
form from Gr.
psychh`
the soul, the mind, the
understanding;
as,
psychology..
Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.) A
blood-sucking
ghost;
a soul of a dead
person
superstitiously
believed
to come from the grave and
wander
about by night
sucking
the blood of
persons
asleep,
thus
causing
their
death.
This
superstition
is now
prevalent
in parts of
Eastern
Europe,
and was
especially
current
in
Hungary
about the year
1730..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
delight;
to
gratify;
as, to feast the
soul..
Synergist
::
Synergism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
theory,
attributed
to
Melanchthon,
that in the
regeneration
of a human soul there is a
cooperation,
or joint
agency,
on the part both of God and of man..
Psyche
::
Psyche
(n.) A
lovely
maiden,
daughter
of a king and
mistress
of Eros, or
Cupid.
She is
regarded
as the
personification
of the
soul..
Dissolution
::
Dissolution
(n.) The
extinction
of life in the human body;
separation
of the soul from the body;
death.
Virus
::
Virus (v. i.) Fig.: Any
morbid
corrupting
quality
in
intellectual
or moral
conditions;
something
that
poisons
the mind or the soul; as, the virus of
obscene
books..
Immateriality
::
Immateriality
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
immaterial
or
incorporeal;
as, the
immateriality
of the
soul..
Sedate
::
Sedate
(a.)
Undisturbed
by
passion
or
caprice;
calm;
tranquil;
serene;
not
passionate
or
giddy;
composed;
staid;
as, a
sedate
soul, mind, or
temper..
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