Definition of «spirited»

The term "spirited" can be used to describe someone who is lively, energetic and full of enthusiasm. It suggests that a person has an animated or passionate nature, often characterized by their determination, courage, and confidence. In other words, being spirited means having a strong will and zest for life.

Usage examples

The spirited debate during the town hall meeting showcased a variety of passionate opinions.
The team showed a spirited performance, rallying together to secure a comeback victory.
The young girl's spirited personality shone through as she fearlessly explored new experiences.
The teacher praised the students for their spirited participation in the classroom discussion.
The spirited dance performance captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of the dancers' energy and skill.
Despite the rainy weather, the spirited fans cheered enthusiastically throughout the soccer match.

Phrases with «spirited»

Sentences with «spirited»

You will know the kind of spirit of an organization or religion by the fruit it produces. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
It's healthier compared to any other brand I've seen, but not sure it is quite in spirit of the challenge. (rockmyvegansocks.com)
I no longer have hope of the holy spirit in my breast, demons took the place of him. (redeeminggod.com)
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Definition of «spirited»

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Phrases with «spirited»

Sentences with «spirited»

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