unsoul Synonyms
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unsoul Meaning
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unsoul (v. t.)
To deprive of soul, spirit, or principle.
unsoul Sentence Examples
- The house stood unsoul, its windows boarded up and its once-vibrant paint peeling away.
- The painting was technically proficient, but it lacked an ineffable quality that left it feeling unsoul.
- The music sounded like a mechanical imitation, devoid of any genuine passion or unsoul.
- The corporate executive exuded an unsoul demeanor, his eyes devoid of empathy or warmth.
- The once-thriving community had become unsoul, its streets desolate and its buildings abandoned.
- The unsoul nature of the politician's speech betrayed his lack of connection to the people he claimed to represent.
- The unsoul factory churned out products without regard for the dignity or well-being of its workers.
- The repetitive work left the employees feeling unsoul and disconnected from their true selves.
- The unsoul city skyline reflected the alienation and emptiness that permeated its inhabitants.
- The unsoul society had lost touch with its spiritual and communal roots, leaving individuals isolated and adrift.
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To deprive of soul, spirit, or principle.
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The house stood unsoul, its windows boarded up and its once-vibrant paint peeling away.
The painting was technically proficient, but it lacked an ineffable quality that left it feeling unsoul.
The music sounded like a mechanical imitation, devoid of any genuine passion or unsoul.
The corporate executive exuded an unsoul demeanor, his eyes devoid of empathy or warmth.
