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so so
adj. mediocre, all right, average, undistinguished, passable,
not (too) bad or good, adequate, fair (to middling), middling,
indifferent, ordinary, tolerable, comme ci, comme ‡a, modest:
Sabrina, whose singing is just so so, will never be a star.
soul
n. 1 (vital) spirit or force, being, (inner or true) self,
essence, psyche, heart, mind, intellect, reason, anima: He
finally surrendered, body and soul. 2 person, individual, man,
woman, mortal, (human) being: I won't tell a soul about our
conversation. What a sweet old soul she is! 3 incarnation,
embodiment, personification, typification, essence,
quintessence: You can count on me as the soul of discretion. 4
emotion, feeling, sentiment, sincerity, fervour, ardour, warmth,
dynamism, vivacity, energy, spirit, vitality, force: Alice puts
a lot of soul into her singing, and that comes across to the
audience.
soulful adj. sincere, deep, profound, moving, emotional, warm, ardent,
intense, fervent, expressive: The lovers exchanged soulful
looks.
sound° n. 1 tone; noise; din; cacophony; report: This piano has a
tinny sound. We could hear the sound of laughter from below. I
heard nothing over the sound of the crowd. Sounds of gunfire
echoed in the valley. 2 ring, tone, impression, characteristic,
quality, effect, aspect, look: I didn't like the sound of that
remark. 3 hearing, range, earshot: Anyone within the sound of
his voice could tell that he was angry.
--v. 4 resound, reverberate, echo, resonate: The noises sound
very close. 5 seem, appear, look; strike one, give one the
impression or feeling or sense (that); resemble, sound or seem
or look like: It sounds as if you don't want to come to my
party. That sounds like Russian to me. 6 ring, (be) activate(d),
(be) set or touch(ed) off, signal: Anyone walking into the room
sounds the alarm. The alarm sounds when the beam is broken. 7
Sometimes, sound out. articulate, pronounce, enunciate, utter;
voice, vocalize: I was taught to speak clearly, to sound each
consonant and vowel. 8 Sometimes, sound out or off. shout
(out), cry out, yell (out): Sound out those numbers loud and
clear! 9 sound off. vituperate, complain, bluster, grumble,
Slang bitch: Today Mr Morrison was again sounding off about the
service in the caf‚.