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soulless

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soul·less  (slls)
adj.
Lacking sensitivity or the capacity for deep feeling.
soulless·ly adv.
soulless·ness n.
soulless
Adjective
1. lacking human qualities; mechanical: soulless materialism
2. (of a person) lacking in sensitivity or emotion
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.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
adjective 2. unfeeling, dead, cold, lifeless, inhuman, harsh, cruel, callous, unkind, unsympathetic, spiritless
Translations
soulless [ˈsəullɪs] adj → sans cœur, inhumain(e)
soulless [ˈsəullɪs] soul adj (place) → seelenlos;
(job) → eintönig
soulless [ˈsəullɪs] adj → senz'anima, inumano/a


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