Definition of soulful
: full of or expressing feeling or emotion
- soulful music
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Examples of soulful in a Sentence
a handsome actor with soulful eyes
Recent Examples of soulful from the Web
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Leon Bridges and his quilted jacket bring a powerful, soulful voice to the chorus.
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After five movies, the T. rex now evokes the soulful pathos of seeing a once-beloved action star trying to keep up with the new kids, but with a little too much paunch.
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By focusing less on the contrast between blues and metal, Stranger Fruit finds a more fluid -- even soulful -- middle ground between the two.
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Port Huron's Gasoline Gypsies create soulful rock 'n' roll sweetened with three-part harmonies.
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Sounds got going Monday at the Stargate stage with Chuck Daniels and at the main bowl with the soulful Stacey (Hotwaxx) Hale, part of an 89-performer weekend lineup dominated by hometown artists.
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Some of the city’s most exciting, soulful Vietnamese cuisine lives in the heart of Chicago’s Mexican-American community, in historic Pilsen.
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Whatever happens next, this premiere production, a memorable swan song for Kwei-Armah, is bound to be a hit at Center Stage for a tuneful, soulful month.
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First Known Use of soulful
1860
SOULFUL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of soulful for English Language Learners
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: full of or expressing feeling or emotion
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