desoul
verbEtymology From de- + soul.
1
To strip of a soul.
- The crucial shared features are desouling, release of the soul from its “vessel,” and travel by transformation from one level of existence to another through a portal linking levels.1998, Shirley Boteler Mock, The Sowing and the Dawning, page 38:
- […] there followed centuries of the exploration of matter that has led to the matter-worship of our modern age and the desouling of the world.2005, Robert B. Clarke, An Order Outside Time: