soilist
Someone who is passionate about preserving soil. This person can be compared to an environmentalist, however, they are not in to preserving trees or plants, just soil.
soilist by Drumrocker365 May 24, 2016
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soulistic
Adjective
1. involving or referring to; art, couture, created of the; heart, body, inner being or soul.
2. attributed to a way of living or a view on life itself that is based on; spirituality, mysticism, holism and love to the other.
1. involving or referring to; art, couture, created of the; heart, body, inner being or soul.
2. attributed to a way of living or a view on life itself that is based on; spirituality, mysticism, holism and love to the other.
My art? My Art doesn't really have a definition it's simply soulistic.
I try to live my life soulisticly, clasping every day as it comes.
I try to live my life soulisticly, clasping every day as it comes.
Related Words
soilist • soblistic • soulistic • Silist • Soilish • Solistic • solistice • Soulistan • Soulistology • gli stilisti
gli stilisti
The Italian 'moda' connoisseurs that set the global standard each year at Milan with their glamorous, glitzy haute couture.
'Fashionistas' is just another word for Italian gli stilisti.
'Also written as one word'= glistilisti.
'Also written as one word'= glistilisti.
gli stilisti by hammer---;, hytham April 16, 2007
Soulistic
Soulistic by Expremo Michael Cockus August 14, 2022
Soulistology
Soulistology is the study of how hierarchies can be abolished by reaching a high level of being and existence and how would be the organization of societies and worlds in a high level of being and existence and how to become like them. Soulistology is also used to refer to the study of soulism and it's theories, ideas, technologies and concepts, mainly focused on the spiritual and esoteric part of soulism.
"Soulistology is a nice way to encourage the studies about soulism and how to reach a soulist society rapidly, it also might be really useful for the development of soulist technologies and theories."
Soulistology by Full Monteirism March 31, 2021
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