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Meaning of spirited
having or showing a lot of energy, enthusiasm, and determination
Etymology of spirited
The word "spirited" comes from the Old French word "espirit," meaning "spirit" or "breath," which is derived from the Latin word "spiritus," meaning "breath" or "spirit"
Historically, the word "spirited" has been used to describe people, animals, or things that are full of energy, enthusiasm, and life
Synonyms
lively
energetic
animated
vibrant
dynamic
enthusiastic
passionate
fervent
zealous
dedicated
devoted
committed
wholehearted
ardent
fervid
fiery
spirited
ebullient
effervescent
buoyant
perky
peppy
zesty
snappy
spry
brisk
lively
vivacious
sparkling
radiant
resplendent
dazzling
brilliant
coruscating
scintillating
effulgent
Definitions
- (of a person or their behavior) having or showing a lot of energy, enthusiasm, and determination
- * (of an argument or debate) lively and contentious
- * (of a horse) having a strong and unmanageable temperament
Usage Examples
- The team played a spirited game of soccer, but ultimately lost to their opponents
- * She's a spirited individual who always speaks her mind and stands up for what she believes in
- * The horse was spirited and difficult to ride, but the experienced jockey was able to tame it