soullike

English

Etymology

From soul +‎ -like.

Adjective

soullike (comparative more soullike, superlative most soullike)

1. Resembling or characteristic of a soul.
   • 2005, Andreas Blank, Leibniz: metaphilosophy and metaphysics, 1666-1686:

     But not only do bodies require immaterial entities to be real; also soullike substances — except the Divine mind — require organic bodies...

2. (music) Resembling or characteristic of soul music.