soulless
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsoʊɫɫəs// UK //sˈəʊlɛs// soul·less
adj. having no feeling or spirit. You use this to describe a person who is very cold or a place that feels empty and boring.
adj. lacking emotional depth, warmth, or spiritual quality. Often used to describe environments or individuals perceived as cold, mechanical, or devoid of humanity.
The new office building feels soulless and cold.
He gave a soulless performance that failed to connect with the audience or show any real emotion.
The rapid urbanization of the valley resulted in a soulless landscape where the natural beauty had been replaced by identical concrete structures.
From Middle English soulelez; equivalent to soul + -less. Compare Old English sāwollēas; the Middle English word likely is a re-formation.