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单词 soulless
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soulless

The place was quite soulless without my friends.Some bigger universities have become rather soulless.It used to be a bit cold and soulless but not any longer.It is welcoming but can feel a little soulless once you have stayed in a couple of places with a similar feel.It is a soulless existence of airport lounges, conference centres and business hotels.The service was slick, quick and rather soulless.We're not talking a few crisp fifties left on the bedside table in a soulless hotel.I used to love clubbing and somehow this feels a bit soulless.I didn't want this record to feel digital and soulless.But, in a foretaste of the film, the slick cinematography is also rather soulless.Well, despite the lush setting, it can feel a little bit soulless at times.After all, aren't the resorts big and soulless?The match was a lifeless, heartless, soulless disgrace.Ignoring the soulless hotel surroundings, the restaurant boasts a restrained but stylish interior, but its main draw is its notable cooking.
(adjective) 
Definition
lacking human qualities
a clean but soulless hotel
Synonyms
characterless
dull
They can both be rather dull.
bland
It's easy on the ear but bland and forgettable.
mundane
Be willing to do mundane tasks with good grace.
ordinary
The food here is cheap, but very ordinary.
grey
little grey men in suits
commonplace
The practice was virtually unheard of twenty years ago, but has now become commonplace.
dreary
They live such dreary lives.
mediocre
His university record was mediocre.
drab
his drab little office
uninspiring
Her speech on the economy was uninspiring.
colourless
He is a drab, colourless little man.
featureless
unexceptional
a pretty unexceptional bunch of players
(adjective) 
Definition
(of a person) lacking in sensitivity or emotion
He was big and brawny with soulless eyes.
Synonyms
unfeeling
an unfeeling bully who used his huge size to frighten people
dead
He watched the procedure with cold, dead eyes.
cold
He became cold and unfeeling.
lifeless
His novels are shallow and lifeless.
inhuman
The barbaric slaughter of whales is unnecessary and inhuman.
harsh
He said many harsh and unkind things.
cruel
They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts.
the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors
callous
a callous and brutal attack on an old man
unkind
He apologised for being unkind.
unsympathetic
an unsympathetic doctor
spiritless
mechanical
His retort was mechanical.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bland
Definition
dull and uninteresting
It's easy on the ear but bland and forgettable.
Synonyms
dull,
boring,
weak,
plain,
flat,
commonplace,
tedious,
vanilla (informal),
dreary,
tiresome,
monotonous,
run-of-the-mill,
uninspiring,
humdrum,
unimaginative,
uninteresting,
insipid,
unexciting,
ho-hum (informal),
vapid,
unstimulating,
undistinctive
in the sense of callous
Definition
showing no concern for other people's feelings
a callous and brutal attack on an old man
Synonyms
heartless,
cold,
harsh,
hardened,
indifferent,
insensitive,
hard-boiled (informal),
unsympathetic,
uncaring,
soulless,
hard-bitten,
unfeeling,
obdurate,
case-hardened,
affectless,
hardhearted,
indurated (rare)
in the sense of cold
Definition
lacking in affection or enthusiasm
He became cold and unfeeling.
Synonyms
distant,
reserved,
indifferent,
aloof,
glacial,
cold-blooded,
apathetic,
frigid,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
passionless,
undemonstrative,
standoffish,
affectless,
phlegmatic,
spiritless

Nearby words of
soulless

  • soul
  • soul-destroying
  • soulful
  • soulless
  • sound
  • sound someone out
  • sound something out

Synonyms of 'soulless'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of colourless
Definition
dull and uninteresting
He is a drab, colourless little man.
Synonyms
uninteresting,
dull,
tame,
dreary,
drab,
lacklustre,
vacuous,
insipid,
vapid,
characterless,
unmemorable
in the sense of commonplace
Definition
dull or unoriginal
The practice was virtually unheard of twenty years ago, but has now become commonplace.
Synonyms
everyday,
common,
ordinary,
widespread,
pedestrian,
customary,
mundane,
vanilla (slang),
banal,
run-of-the-mill,
humdrum,
dime-a-dozen (informal),
trite,
uninteresting
in the sense of cruel
Definition
deliberately causing pain without pity
They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts.the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors
Synonyms
brutal,
ruthless,
callous,
sadistic,
inhumane,
hard,
fell (archaic),
severe,
harsh,
savage,
grim,
vicious,
relentless,
murderous,
monstrous,
unnatural,
unkind,
heartless,
atrocious,
inhuman,
merciless,
cold-blooded,
malevolent,
hellish (informal),
depraved,
spiteful,
brutish,
bloodthirsty,
remorseless,
barbarous,
pitiless,
unfeeling,
sanguinary,
hard-hearted,
stony-hearted,
implacable
in the sense of dead
Definition
unresponsive
He watched the procedure with cold, dead eyes.
Synonyms
spiritless,
cold,
dull,
wooden,
glazed,
indifferent,
callous,
lukewarm,
inhuman,
unsympathetic,
apathetic,
frigid,
glassy,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
torpid
in the sense of drab
Definition
dull and dreary
his drab little office
Synonyms
dull,
grey,
gloomy,
dismal,
dreary,
shabby,
sombre,
lacklustre,
flat,
dingy,
colourless,
uninspired,
vapid,
cheerless
in the sense of dreary
Definition
dull or uninteresting
They live such dreary lives.
Synonyms
dull,
boring,
tedious,
routine,
drab,
tiresome,
lifeless,
monotonous,
humdrum,
colourless,
uneventful,
uninteresting,
mind-numbing,
ho-hum (informal),
wearisome,
as dry as dust
in the sense of dull
Definition
not interesting
They can both be rather dull.
Synonyms
boring,
tedious,
dreary,
flat,
dry,
plain,
commonplace,
tiresome,
monotonous,
prosaic,
run-of-the-mill,
humdrum,
unimaginative,
dozy,
uninteresting,
mind-numbing,
ho-hum (informal),
vapid,
as dry as dust
in the sense of grey
Definition
dull or boring
little grey men in suits
Synonyms
boring,
dull,
anonymous,
faceless,
colourless,
nondescript,
characterless
in the sense of harsh
Definition
unkind and showing no understanding
He said many harsh and unkind things.
Synonyms
hard,
sharp,
severe,
bitter,
cruel,
stern,
unpleasant,
abusive,
unkind,
pitiless,
unfeeling
in the sense of inhuman
Definition
cruel or brutal
The barbaric slaughter of whales is unnecessary and inhuman.
Synonyms
cruel,
savage,
brutal,
vicious,
ruthless,
barbaric,
heartless,
merciless,
diabolical,
cold-blooded,
remorseless,
barbarous,
fiendish,
pitiless,
unfeeling,
bestial

Additional synonyms

in the sense of lifeless
Definition
lacking liveliness or animation
His novels are shallow and lifeless.
Synonyms
dull,
cold,
flat,
hollow,
heavy,
slow,
wooden,
stiff,
passive,
static,
pointless,
sluggish,
lacklustre,
lethargic,
colourless,
listless,
torpid,
spiritless
in the sense of mechanical
Definition
(of a task) not requiring any thought
His retort was mechanical.
Synonyms
unthinking,
routine,
automatic,
matter-of-fact,
cold,
unconscious,
instinctive,
lacklustre,
involuntary,
impersonal,
habitual,
cursory,
perfunctory,
unfeeling,
machine-like,
emotionless,
spiritless
in the sense of mediocre
Definition
not very high quality
His university record was mediocre.
Synonyms
second-rate,
average,
ordinary,
indifferent,
middling,
pedestrian,
inferior,
commonplace,
vanilla (slang),
insignificant,
so-so (informal),
banal,
tolerable (informal),
run-of-the-mill,
passable,
undistinguished,
uninspired,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
no great shakes (informal),
half-pie (New Zealand, informal),
fair to middling (informal),
meh (slang)
in the sense of mundane
Definition
everyday, ordinary, and therefore not very interesting
Be willing to do mundane tasks with good grace.
Synonyms
ordinary,
routine,
commonplace,
banal,
everyday,
day-to-day,
vanilla (slang),
prosaic,
humdrum,
workaday
in the sense of ordinary
Definition
dull or unexciting
The food here is cheap, but very ordinary.
Synonyms
average,
middling,
fair,
indifferent,
not bad,
mediocre,
so-so (informal),
unremarkable,
tolerable (informal),
run-of-the-mill,
passable,
undistinguished,
uninspired,
unexceptional,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
no great shakes (informal),
dime-a-dozen (informal)
in the sense of unexceptional
Definition
usual, ordinary, or normal
a pretty unexceptional bunch of players
Synonyms
ordinary,
mediocre,
unremarkable,
normal,
usual,
conventional,
pedestrian,
commonplace,
insignificant,
run-of-the-mill,
undistinguished,
unimpressive,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
common or garden (informal),
no great shakes (informal),
nothing to write home about (informal)
in the sense of uninspiring
Definition
not likely to make people interested or excited
Her speech on the economy was uninspiring.
Synonyms
unexciting,
boring,
dull,
flat,
dry,
plain,
pedestrian,
mundane,
dreary,
drab,
prosaic,
humdrum,
uninteresting,
insipid,
spiritless,
as dry as dust
in the sense of unkind
Definition
unsympathetic or cruel
He apologised for being unkind.
Synonyms
cruel,
mean (informal),
nasty,
spiteful,
harsh,
malicious,
insensitive,
unfriendly,
inhuman,
unsympathetic,
uncaring,
thoughtless,
unfeeling,
inconsiderate,
uncharitable,
unchristian,
hardhearted
in the sense of unsympathetic
Definition
not feeling or showing sympathy
an unsympathetic doctor
Synonyms
insensitive,
callous,
heartless,
hard,
cold,
harsh,
cruel,
indifferent,
unkind,
unmoved,
unconcerned,
apathetic,
soulless,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
uncompassionate,
compassionless (rare),
stony-hearted,
unpitying
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