ensoul

/ɪnˈsoʊl/
verb
  1. To give a soul or spiritual essence to something; to imbue with life or spirit.
    • The poet wrote that love can ensoul even the coldest heart.
    • Some philosophers argue that consciousness is what ensouls a human being.
    • Many ancient cultures believed that rituals could ensoul a statue or idol.
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