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desoul

verb

Etymology

From de- + soul.

  1. inherited from *saiwalō✻ — “soul”
  2. inherited from *saiwalu✻
  3. inherited from sāwol — “soul, life, spirit, being”
  4. inherited from soule
  5. prefixed as desoul — “de + soul”

Definitions

  1. To strip of a soul.

    • The crucial shared features are desouling, release of the soul from its “vessel,” and travel by transformation from one level of existence to another through a portal linking levels.
    • […] there followed centuries of the exploration of matter that has led to the matter-worship of our modern age and the desouling of the world.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA