Ground and Soul

Ground

Ground noun - An immaterial thing upon which something else rests.

Usage example: opposed to the notion that religious law should be used as a ground for civil law

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Soul and ground are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soul" instead a noun "Ground".

Soul noun - An immaterial force within a human being thought to give the body life, energy, and power.

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

Nearby Words: soulless, soulful

old	old ground	old soul
normal	normal ground	normal soul
original	original ground	original soul
dead	dead ground	dead soul
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, little, ancient, new, broken, last.

It's also played with; any surviving Kirbys can revive the one who just got killed by grabbing his soul and forcing it back down to the ground.

Source: Winged Soul Flies Off at Death
In Theme Hospital, when a patient dies, s/he either turns into an angel and flys off to heaven, or the Grim Reaper appears and creates a hole in the ground that swallows the person's soul.

Source: Winged Soul Flies Off at Death
The Book of Vile Darkness introduced the concept of vile damage, which represents such an evil violation of body and soul it can only be cured by healing magic on consecrated ground.

Source: Soul-Cutting Blade

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