Pronunciation: /soʊl ˈstɜrɪŋ/
noun a person's innermost self or essence
A1 I felt a soul-stirring connection with the music.
A2 The painting had a soul-stirring effect on me.
B1 Her performance was truly soul-stirring and emotional.
B2 The novel had a soul-stirring impact on readers around the world.
C1 The concert was a soul-stirring experience that I will never forget.
C2 The movie had a soul-stirring soundtrack that added depth to the story.
adjective causing strong emotions or feelings
A1 The movie had a soul stirring soundtrack that made me feel emotional.
A2 The painting was so beautiful and soul stirring, it brought tears to my eyes.
B1 The novel was a soul stirring tale of love and loss that stayed with me long after I finished reading.
B2 The performance was so soul stirring that the audience was left speechless.
C1 The music was soul stirring, evoking deep emotions and memories from my past.
C2 The poetry was so soul stirring that it touched the hearts of everyone in the room.
formal The opera singer's soul stirring performance moved the audience to tears.
informal That movie was so soul stirring, it really hit me in the feels.
slang The rapper's new song is straight up soul stirring, it's fire.
figurative Watching the sunrise over the mountains was a soul stirring experience that touched my very core.
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