soulful Definition
soul·ful (sōl′fəl)
adjective
full of or showing deep feeling
soulful Related Forms
soul′·fully adverb
soul′·ful·ness noun
soulful Synonyms
soulful Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- vocal: Dewar's soulful vocals really blend well with the rock riffs.
- ballad: There are bouncy Latin pop numbers, mixed with soulful ballads.
- groove: A mixture of r'n'b, bashment beats, neo soul sound, soulful grooves with a little garage thrown in.
- rendition: A soulful rendition of this song had the crowd cheering on their feet at the end.
- vibe: Nadine - The only vocalist of the camp she brings a jazzy soulful vibe to the heavy beats.
- melody: James demonstrated his bluesy guitar skills alongside a soulful melody.
Modifying Another Word
- truly: His mixture of old skool funk classics and US hip hop had a truly soulful groove.
- very: In blowing, the horn reveals a very soulful disposition.
- so: Her voice is so soulful that I get chills when she hits the high notes.
- deeply: It is actually deeply soulful, well sung and inspiring.
- quite: His eyes were quite soulful, I noticed for the first time.
- really: The new single features Dave Mathews ( really soulful joint ).
Used with adjective complement
Browse dictionary entries near soulful
- ‹ Soule,John Babsone Lane
- ‹ soul-searching
- ‹ soul music
- ‹ soul mate
- ‹ soul kiss
- ‹ soul food
- ‹ soul
- ‹ soukous
- ‹ souk
- ‹ sought
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- sound-alike ›
- sound barrier ›
- sound bite ›
- sound effects ›
- sound off ›
- sound out ›
- sound spectrograph ›

