insoul Antonyms
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Meaning of insoul
Webster
insoul (v. t.)
To set a soul in; reflexively, to fix one's strongest affections on.
insoul Sentence Examples
- The band's performance insouled the audience with an electrifying energy.
- Her laughter insouled the room, bringing a contagious joy to all present.
- The painting's vibrant colors insouled the canvas, creating a mesmerizing visual experience.
- The poet's words insouled the page with a depth of emotion that resonated with readers.
- The teacher's passion insouled the students with a love of learning.
- The sacred music insouled the cathedral with a profound sense of reverence.
- The aroma of the flowers insouled the air with a sweet and invigorating fragrance.
- The sunset's golden hues insouled the horizon, casting a warm and ethereal glow upon the landscape.
- The child's artwork insouled the refrigerator door with a playful and imaginative spirit.
- The philanthropist's generosity insouled the community with hope and a sense of unity.
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To set a soul in; reflexively, to fix one's strongest affections on.
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The band's performance insouled the audience with an electrifying energy.
Her laughter insouled the room, bringing a contagious joy to all present.
The painting's vibrant colors insouled the canvas, creating a mesmerizing visual experience.
The poet's words insouled the page with a depth of emotion that resonated with readers.
