ɛspʁi (French) /ɛˈsprɪ/ (English)

Definitions

1. noun

A quality of a person that makes them lively and full of energy; a lively and imaginative spirit.

“She had a wonderful esprit that made everyone feel welcome at the party.”

2. noun

The quality or feeling of being lively, spirited, and often unconventional or unconventional.

“The avant-garde art movement was known for its playful esprit and disregard for traditional norms.”

3. noun

A spirit of independence, especially of a nation or a group of people.

“The esprit de corps among the soldiers helped them stay motivated during the difficult mission.”

4. noun

A person’s or a group’s spirit, especially as manifested in their behavior or attitude.

“The team’s esprit was dampened by the loss of their star player.”

5. noun

A spirit of adventure or a sense of excitement.

“The esprit of the expedition was infectious, and soon everyone was eager to begin their journey.”

6. noun

A spirit of fun or playfulness.

“The party had a wonderful esprit, with everyone laughing and having a great time.”

7. adjective

Having or showing a lively and imaginative spirit.

“The esprit of the young artist was evident in her vibrant and expressive paintings.”