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soulless

/ˈsoʊl.ləs/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das keine menschlichen Qualitäten, Wärme oder Geist besitzt; wird oft verwendet, um moderne Architektur, Konzerne oder Systeme zu kritisieren.

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adjective

/ˈsoʊl.ləs/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das keine menschlichen Qualitäten, Wärme oder Geist besitzt; wird oft verwendet, um moderne Architektur, Konzerne oder Systeme zu kritisieren.

Describes something that lacks human qualities, warmth, or spirit; often used to criticize modern architecture, corporations, or systems.

  1. Lacking sensitivity or emotionC1formal

    Devoid of human warmth, compassion, or the capacity for deep feeling.

    deSeelenlos

    • The soulless corporation laid off hundreds of workers without any remorse.
    • His soulless stare made everyone uncomfortable.
    • The soulless performance lacked any emotional connection with the audience.

    Synonymecallouscoldemotionlessheartlessinhumaninsensitivepassionlessuncaringunfeeling

    Antonymecompassionateempatheticfeelinghumanekindsensitivesoulfulsympathetictenderwarm

  2. Lacking spirit or characterC1formal

    Having no distinctive, lively, or inspiring qualities; dull and impersonal.

    deSeelenlos

    • The new office building was a soulless concrete block.
    • Modern soulless architecture often prioritizes function over beauty.
    • The soulless routine of his job drained all his creativity.

    Synonymeblandcharacterlesscolorlessdullimpersonalinsipidlifelessspiritlesssterileuninspiredvapid

    Antonymeanimatedinspiringlivelyspiritedvital

Formen
  • more soulless comparative form
  • most soulless superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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