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souled

souled adjective: furnished with a soul. Also the simple past and past participle of soul.

Adjective

souled (comparative more souled, superlative most souled)

  1. Furnished with a soul
  2. Possessing soul and feeling.

Also used as

souled is also the simple past and past participle of soul.

Forms of souled

comparativemore souled
superlativemost souled

Origin of souled

From soul + -ed.

Words formed from souled

Questions about souled

What does souled mean?
Souled means furnished with a soul.
What part of speech is souled?
Souled is an adjective.

Words near souled in the dictionary

  1. souldiors
  2. souldiour
  3. souldiours
  4. Souldrop
  5. soule
  6. souled
  7. souler
  8. soulers
  9. soules
  10. souless
  11. Souletin

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