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Meanings of very spirited in English
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Usage of very spirited in English
1
A very spirited duet follows in which the prince promises her his assistance.
2
Brower also etched a few plates in a very spirited style.
3
These little reliefs are crowded with figures, very spirited in action.
4
The Americans replied in a very spirited manner from a battery on an eminence.
5
The horses were prancing about in a very spirited manner.
6
Upon this Valentine said to him in a very spirited manner: Thurio, keep back.
7
The recitation was very spirited, each party telling about its deeds with extraordinary unction.
8
The Covenanters grew very spirited and fearless in defence of the independence of the Church.
9
It is a very curious, and very spirited undertaking.
10
They were fine animals, of a small breed, but very spirited, and apparently only half-trained.
11
The horse was very spirited, and belonged to Mr. Lamon, marshal of the District of Columbia.
12
I gave what I considered a very spirited defence before the magistrates, but they wouldn't listen.
13
She was unaccomplished, beautiful, and very spirited woman.
14
His aspect is very spirited, trotting massively along, with his tail elevated and his head likewise.
15
That of Frere, by Chantry, is very spirited.
16
And she put up a very spirited defense.
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