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Meanings of inspirit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spirit"
Examples for "spirit"
1
However, the spirit of the original question asks about the water level.
2
We are extremely proud of her progress and fighting spirit thus far.
3
The hope was that this spirit and energy would continue into peace-time.
4
Molly had always been-atleast until a few years ago- afreespirit.
5
I'm going to free my spirit and continue my flight towards God.
1
The great thing is to keep your spirit up, and not worry.
2
What strange visions of outlandish things does the very name spirit up!
3
To wander like a troubled spirit up and down her street.
4
Here he stopped to observe again, and breathe, and get his spirit up.
5
But, as usual, it was Frank who buoyed his spirit up.
Usage of inspirit in English
1
Apollo was dispatched to heal Hector's bruises and to inspirit his heart.
2
The count now harangued his men to inspirit them to this hazardous encounter.
3
They had a spell of steady swimming, companionship to inspirit it.
4
Mozert was there only inspirit; his body had been buried in a mass grave.
5
My female sister-in-spirit is a medical technologist, and my brother-inspirit is a data banker.
6
The scene is so animated as to inspirit the beholder.
7
Even the news of Tim's safety failed to inspirit me.
8
Her grip seemed to inspirit him, for he began to struggle hard toward the bank.
9
The even climate, with its sunny skies, tended to inspirit as well as to invigorate.
10
She listened, and understood that he was afraid of something-thathe wanted to inspirit her.
11
The desire for some good news wherewith to inspirit Nataly, withdrew him from his ineffectual chase.
12
He took a stride to inspirit his wits.
13
And here there were circumstances in the recent history calculated to inspirit them and give them hopes.
14
And nothing can inspirit one more gloriously-one'sheart leaps as if one were in the very heavens.
15
He had to feed and inspirit them.
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Rolfe had never seen the man so dismal before; he tried to inspirit him, but with small result.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Inspirit through the time