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soulsick

soulsick adjective: having a spiritual problem, especially one affecting one's mood.

Adjective

soulsick (comparative more soulsick, superlative most soulsick)

  1. Having a spiritual problem, especially one affecting one's mood.
  2. Having fallen into an immoral state of sin.

Forms of soulsick

comparativemore soulsick
superlativemost soulsick
alternative formsoul-sick
alternative formsoul sick

Origin of soulsick

From soul + sick.

Questions about soulsick

What does soulsick mean?
Soulsick means having a spiritual problem, especially one affecting one's mood.
What part of speech is soulsick?
Soulsick is an adjective.

Words near soulsick in the dictionary

  1. soulsearch
  2. soulsearched
  3. soulsearches
  4. soulsearching
  5. soulsful
  6. soulsick
  7. soulslike
  8. Soulslikes
  9. soulster
  10. soulsters
  11. soulstress

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