soulless
[sohl-lis]
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Origin of soulless
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Contemporary Examples
But from the anguish of soulless industrial lagers rises the emancipation of artisan brewing.
There is certainly a lucrative yet dignified sweet spot between small time micro-brewer and soulless mass-producer.
It's hard to say what's more terrifying—the soulless army of Stepford wives or the dead-eyed Nicole Kidman.
They hand out brochures to potential investors that say things like “You are not dealing with a soulless corporation.”
The county town in Guangshan looks shabby and soulless, and is surrounded by flat countryside.
Historical Examples
Can you imagine sleeping in the same house with such a soulless thing?
The Monster MenEdgar Rice Burroughs
Is it because they are hideous, or because they are soulless?
The Monster MenEdgar Rice Burroughs
That she would hate a soulless creature he accepted as a foregone conclusion.
The Monster MenEdgar Rice Burroughs
Those eyes were the shiny, vacuous, soulless eyes of a madman!
The Floating Island of MadnessJason Kirby
The drone of his voice had a strangely rasping, soulless ring.
Nostromo: A Tale of the SeaboardJoseph Conrad
soulless
- lacking any humanizing qualities or influences; dead; mechanicalsoulless work
- (of a person) lacking in sensitivity or nobility
- heartless; cruel
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Word Origin and History for soulless
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