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Meanings of spirit in English
Any incorporeal supernatural being that can become visible (or audible) to human beings.
Usage of spirit in English
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.
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I'm going to free my spirit and continue my flight towards God.
6
We did so in a spirit of good faith and social solidarity.
7
It had certainly communicated in spirit form to the great twin witches.
8
Such practice violates the spirit in which virus is given, Supari said.
9
There was no program, she said, no plan; the spirit would lead.
10
Born in the spirit, served in the spirit, ending in the spirit.
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Unfortunately, there were times like today, when a spirit didn't play nice.
12
In the Inaugural spirit, let credit be given where credit is due.
13
The party says this undermines the spirit of free and fair elections.
14
We had a good mix between determination, spirit and quality, said Tuchel.
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Would Baron Samedi bring us the right flesh without the right spirit?
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Infinite tautness between sense and form, sign and substance, matter and spirit.
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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