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What is the sentence of waste your soul?

The phrase "waste your soul" is not a grammatically correct sentence. It's an idiom that means to live a life without meaning or purpose, often by engaging in activities that are harmful or destructive.

Here are some examples of how you might use it in a sentence:

* "Don't waste your soul on fleeting pleasures; find something that truly inspires you."

* "He felt like he was wasting his soul working at that dead-end job."

* "The addiction was slowly wasting her soul away."

To form a grammatically correct sentence, you can use "waste your soul" as part of a larger sentence, or rephrase the meaning using more formal language.

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