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Meanings of high-spirited in English
Synonyms
Examples for "exuberant"
Examples for "exuberant"
1
Even at its normal price, this exuberant Spanish example offers startling value.
2
Thomas said in a level, most un exuberant voice: That's splendid, Father.
3
But beyond these individual cases, stock investors, as a group, are exuberant.
4
She was expansive in her person, prodigal in sympathy, exuberant in dress.
5
Brown warned the state not to get exuberant over its improved finances.
1
On Friday, the mood was sufficiently ebullient to allow a broad-based rise.
2
He wasn't his usual ebullient self, having to deal with two problems.
3
Miami has always needed a corrective to this wild and ebullient optimism.
4
At the party that night she is no more ebullient than before.
5
They are ebullient with the possibility of their clean and imminent getaway.
Usage of high-spirited in English
1
Was he the unruly, high-spirited, trouble-prone student of a great Jedi Master?
2
And he was a high-spirited man, quick to anger, a passionate man.
3
It was a high-spirited evening with good food and relaxed conversation.
4
He needed Maximilianus's high-spirited company to get him through the task.
5
Isabel herself was clever and high-minded; but high-spirited also, imperious, and sometimes hard.
6
This wasn't the Jessie he had always known, sunny, high-spirited, and warmly impulsive.
7
Secker reported that the mood on board the Irene was high-spirited.
8
A fine lad, except that he was a thought too hasty and high-spirited.
9
It is the high-spirited audacity of their materialization that turns everything to wonder.
10
He was a handsome, generous, high-spirited fellow, but rash and extravagant.
11
Elizabeth is rebellious and high-spirited and lost interest in the Primer several years ago.
12
My attendants were especially high-spirited as they dressed me on my second morning back.
13
The Dicks let out high-spirited whoops, obviously tantalized by the idea of exploding rocks.
14
As might be expected, our demands at first infuriated this stubborn and high-spirited race.
15
They are in reality a proud race, great-hearted and high-spirited.
16
He was very young, very high-spirited and accomplished, and immensely popular with all Virginians.