1. to endow with a soul or spiritual essence
Usage: literary; archaic
2. to imbue with feeling, emotion, or deep meaning
Usage: literary

Examples

• The artist sought to insoul her paintings with profound emotion.
• Music has the power to insoul the listener's heart.
• The poet's words insouled the abstract concept with vivid imagery.
• Ancient philosophers believed that reason insouled humanity.
• The director's vision insouled every frame of the film.