Devil and Soul

Devil

Devil noun - A member of the human race.

Usage example: that poor devil never did achieve his dream

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Soul and devil are semantically related. in person topic. In some cases you can use "Soul" instead a noun "Devil", when it comes to topics like wretch.

Nearby Words: devious, devilish, devilry, devilment, devilishly

Soul

Soul noun - A member of the human race.

Usage example: I promise I won't tell another soul

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Synonyms for Soul

Antonyms for Soul

Devil and soul are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Soul".

Nearby Words: soulless, soulful

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

old	old devil	old soul
good	good devil	good soul
original	original devil	original soul
true	true devil	true soul
Other adjectives: single, corrupt, poor, powerful, actual, entire, real, black, living, classic, giant, imprisoned, blue-eyed.

Both words in one sentence

They call the process "Abstraction." The value of one's soul appears to correspond to a person's prominence and/or accomplishments; a devil will pay far more for a player character's soul if they are a Person of Some Importance than if they are not.

Source: Video Game / Fallen London
Jack sold his soul to the devil for power and became such a good trickster that he became too much of a headache for the devil to deal with.

Source: Deal With The Devil / Folklore And Fairy Tales
God raises the stakes, by allowing the Devil to consider any soul available for stealing (the Devil can only offer a contract if the person offers his soul first); the Devil folds.

Source: Absurdly High-Stakes Game

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