unsoul in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To unsoul means to diminish or strip away the essential humanity or emotional depth from someone or something.

The harsh criticism from his peers seemed to unsoul his once vibrant passion for art.
In a world dominated by technology, many fear that our humanity is slowly being unsouled.
The film's portrayal of a dystopian future left viewers feeling as though their spirits had been unsouled.
Her constant negativity was like a fog that unsouled the joyful atmosphere of the gathering.
He felt that the relentless pursuit of profit had unsouled the essence of his beloved community.