Third person singular present tense of 'ensoul'; gives a soul to or animates with life.
Simple conjugation of 'ensoul' with the '-s' ending for third person singular present tense.
When a writer describes how 'music ensouls the listener,' they're using poetic language to suggest that music gives temporary spiritual or emotional aliveness—it's the kind of word you find in Romantic poetry rather than everyday speech.
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