soulless

soul·less (s

adj.

Lacking sensitivity or the capacity for deep feeling.

soulless·ly adv.

soulless·ness n.

soulless [ˈsəʊllɪs]

adj

1. lacking any humanizing qualities or influences; dead; mechanical soulless work

2. (of a person) lacking in sensitivity or nobility

3. heartless; cruel

soullessly adv

soullessness n

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Adj.

soulless - lacking sensitivity or the capacity for deep feeling

insensitive - deficient in human sensibility; not mentally or morally sensitive; "insensitive to the needs of the patients"

soulless

adjective

1. characterless, dull, bland, mundane, ordinary, grey, commonplace, dreary, mediocre, drab, uninspiring, colourless, featureless, unexceptional a clean but soulless hotel

2. unfeeling, dead, cold, lifeless, inhuman, harsh, cruel, callous, unkind, unsympathetic, spiritless He was big and brawny with soulless eyes.

Translations

soulless [ˈsəʊllɪs] ADJ [person] → sin alma, desalmado; [work] → mecánico, monótono

soulless [ˈsəʊlləs] adj → sans cœur, inhumain(e)
soul mate n → âme f sœur
soul music n → musique f soul
soul-searching [ˈsəʊlsɜː^rtʃɪŋ] n → questionnement m (intérieur)
after much soul-searching → après mûre réflexion
After much soul-searching, I decided → Après mûre réflexion, j'ai décidé ...

soulless

adj person → seelenlos; work also → eintönig; place → gottverlassen; system → herzlos, seelenlos; music → eintönig; eyes → leer; existence → eintönig, öde

soulless [ˈsəʊllɪs] adj (task, factory) → alienante; (person) → senza cuore, crudele

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callous Callousness inanimate soul Soullessly unsympathetic utilitarian	And all the time I sat there the necessity of getting back to the ship bore heavily on my already half-congealed spirits - the shivering in glazed tramcars, the stumbling over the snow- sprinkled waste ground, the vision of ships frozen in a row, appearing vaguely like corpses of black vessels in a white world, so silent, so lifeless, so soulless they seemed to be. The Mirror of the Sea by Conrad, Joseph View in context He had hardly touched the paper with the point of his twig when a low, wild peal of laughter broke out at a measureless distance away, and growing ever louder, seemed approaching ever nearer; a soulless, heartless, and unjoyous laugh, like that of the loon, solitary by the lakeside at midnight; a laugh which culminated in an unearthly shout close at hand, then died away by slow gradations, as if the accursed being that uttered it had withdrawn over the verge of the world whence it had come. Can Such Things Be? by Bierce, Ambrose View in context The Emperor of Morocco is a soulless despot, and the great officers under him are despots on a smaller scale. The Innocents Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context	sought sought after sought-after souk Souke soukous soul Soul bell soul brother soul food Soul foot soul kiss soul mate soul music soul patch Soul scot soul sister soul-destroying soul-searching soul-stirring Souled soulful soulfully soulfulness Soulili soulless Soullessly soulmate Soult Soun sound sound alphabet sound archives sound asleep sound barrier sound bite Sound boarding sound bow sound box sound camera sound check Sound currency Sound dues sound effect sound effects sound engineer sound film sound head sound hole sound insulation sound judgement	Soul-funk Soul-funk Soul-funk Soul-mate soul-searching soul-searching soul-searchings soul-searchings soul-stirring soul-stirring Soul/R&B Music Soul/R&B Music Soule Soulé, Pierre Souled Souled Souled Souled Soulever et Déplacer Soulfeast Soulfeast soulful Soulful (album) soulfully soulfulness Souli Souligna Vongsa Soulili Souliotes Soulja Boy Tell 'Em soulless soullessly soullessly soullessness soullessness Soulmate SoulMate Relations Research Foundation Soulmates Soulouque, Faustin Élie Soulouque, Faustin-Elie Soulouque, Faustin-Élie Soulpatch Souls Souls Souls Souls Souls Souls for Christ Souls Harvest Ministries International Souls of Black Folk Souls of Mischief Souls of Steel Orchestra Souls Of The Bleach Souls of the Departed Souls On Board Souls on Fire Souls Private Equity Limited Soulseek Soulshot A Grade Soulshot B Grade Soulshot C Grade

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And all the time I sat there the necessity of getting back to the ship bore heavily on my already half-congealed spirits - the shivering in glazed tramcars, the stumbling over the snow- sprinkled waste ground, the vision of ships frozen in a row, appearing vaguely like corpses of black vessels in a white world, so silent, so lifeless, so soulless they seemed to be.

The Mirror of the Sea by Conrad, Joseph View in context

He had hardly touched the paper with the point of his twig when a low, wild peal of laughter broke out at a measureless distance away, and growing ever louder, seemed approaching ever nearer; a soulless, heartless, and unjoyous laugh, like that of the loon, solitary by the lakeside at midnight; a laugh which culminated in an unearthly shout close at hand, then died away by slow gradations, as if the accursed being that uttered it had withdrawn over the verge of the world whence it had come.

Can Such Things Be? by Bierce, Ambrose View in context

The Emperor of Morocco is a soulless despot, and the great officers under him are despots on a smaller scale.

The Innocents Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context

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