Noun:

మనసు మరియు ఆత్మ,

heart and soul's Usage Examples:

A reviewer from Sify stated: "Funny and full of life, it is Tamannaah who is the heart and soul of this love story.

Vidya's performance received praise from critics; Derek Elley of Variety found her to be an acting revelation, adding that her devoted but dignified Lalita is the picture's heart and soul.

Historically, the colors red and black represent heart and soul.

The school considered him the heart and soul of the history department, and at one point he had over 30 PhD candidates working under him concurrently.

Martin Popoff judged the album more enigmatic, sincere and philosophically complex than much else rock 'n' roll out there at the time, but also too distant from the band's heart and soul and overtly into black music, with Lynott searching for ways to pay homage to his racial heritage.

to her name, is Fury Road"s heart and soul – well, after all those nightmarishly souped-up deathmobiles – and this future über-feminist/humanist gets.

Manohla Dargis views Au Hasard Balthazar as one of the greatest films in history, writing that it stirs the heart and soul as much as the mind.

0/10 to the film and wrote, Salman Khan puts his heart and soul into his performance.

On July 14, 1924, Mayor Stapleton addressed a Klan gathering on South Table Mountain and reaffirmed his commitment: 'I have little to say, except that I will work with the Klan and for the Klan in the coming election, heart and soul.

The Times of India wrote in their review, Rituparna gives Arifin and Paran Bandopadhyay a run for their money with her mature, measured performance as Basundhara — a woman whose past grief pushes her to put her heart and soul into cooking and caring for her family of three.

They affirm their connection to the nation and their desire to servethe nation with body, heart and soul.

with heart and soul, you are doomed to make a mistake out of fear and hesitance where reflexes are imperative.

Synonyms:

hunch, bosom, suspicion, intuition,

Antonyms:

dissatisfy, rejection, extraversion, worldliness, outward,