spirt
/ˈsprɪt/Definitions
1. noun
the non-physical part of a person that is thought to determine their character, feelings, and actions
“She had a brave spirit and stood up to her bully.”
2. noun
a ghostly or supernatural being, especially one that is believed to haunt a particular place
“The old mansion was said to be haunted by a mischievous spirit.”
3. noun
a person or thing that is regarded as an embodiment of a particular quality or principle, such as courage, kindness, or justice
“The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of freedom and a spirit of democracy.”
4. verb
to breathe or blow air into something, especially a fire or a furnace
“She spirited the ashes into the air.”
5. verb
to give something a spirit or a sense of life, especially by making it more interesting or exciting
“The new management spirited up the company’s performance.”
6. verb
to move quickly or suddenly, especially in order to escape or evade something
“The horse spirited away from the crowd.”
7. adverb
in a spirited or lively way
“She spoke spiritedly about her favorite book.”
8. adjective
having or showing a lot of spirit, energy, or enthusiasm
“The team played spiritedly throughout the game.”