Definition of inspirit in English:

inspirit

verbinspirits, inspirited, inspiriting ɪnˈspɪrɪtɪnˈspɪrɪt

[with object]usually as adjective inspiriting

Encourage and enliven (someone)
the inspiriting beauty of Gothic architecture
Example sentencesExamples
- But, however mindful, like Federigo, of the common weal in difficult times - ‘the key guards the castle and the thorn bush the cow’ - James was less inspiriting.
- I'm still inspirited by how authentically she captures-she incarnates-Smith's signature style, her particular way of voicing herself, of being in the world.
- The flayed skin in The Last Judgment has the status of a mask; an entire body, putatively that of the author, has been turned into a larva, an empty and inanimate persona void of inspiriting energy.
- The well-oiled and inspirited propaganda machine functions superbly from Wall Street to Washington D.C.
- The run-down ones stand out stark and skeletonized, yet still meaningful and inspirited like the collected rocks of Stonehenge and the exposed walls of Indian ruins.
- It is customary to regard the relations between Jews and Germany as one of the grimmest, least inspiriting chapters of modern history.
- From this call-and-response interaction with Joyce, Lucas gains strength, and from their musical fusion emerges the blues catharsis that defines him and inspirits his people.
- By encompassing the political arena, the Ulster Literary Theatre stood in marked contrast to the Abbey company, which struggled to exclude from its theater ‘the inspiriting turmoil of the nation in the streets.’
- To see the history I was engaged with being protected to maintain the large, inspiriting Nightingale narrative was a sobering, but not baffling, experience.
- And Reagan sort of inspirits the nation, gives it a feeling that it has shared values and a better future.
- Through the bleak winter months they travailed, lifting their fitness levels to unprecedented levels and inspirited their collective resolve.
- The frightened country can lose that which inspirits it.
- Watching this scrawny 17 year old scramble with all his might in an attempt to get into her truck was hilarious and, somehow, she found it very inspiriting.
- He had a very strong look around him, a look that inspirited people in his presence.
- Both inspirited and knowing, this boy always will find game.
- Whether song or soul, it is the form that inspirits the matter and gives it its life.
- From ‘the cacophonous and diligent howling’ of dogs to the ‘enchanting and inspiriting sound of mandolins’, the paired adjectives are ‘correct and satisfactory’.
- In a healthy and inspirited organisation one would expect discussion and dialogue.
- But let's not continue to confuse the tort system and the inspiriting charitable impulses that infuse both private and public compensation initiatives.
- The subsequent photograph, published in a newspaper, was meant to inspirit the troops in Vietnam.
Synonyms
encourage, act as a fillip to, act as a impetus to, act as a incentive to, act as a spur to, act as a stimulus to, prompt, prod, move, motivate, trigger, spark, spur on, galvanize, activate, kindle, fire, fire with enthusiasm, fuel, whet, nourish

Derivatives

inspiritingly

adverb

But then, Lord Jenkins is an inspiritingly undisappointed man.

Definition of inspirit in US English:

inspirit

verbinˈspiritɪnˈspɪrɪt

[with object]usually as adjective inspiriting

Encourage and enliven (someone)
the inspiriting beauty of Gothic architecture
Example sentencesExamples
- Both inspirited and knowing, this boy always will find game.
- It is customary to regard the relations between Jews and Germany as one of the grimmest, least inspiriting chapters of modern history.
- By encompassing the political arena, the Ulster Literary Theatre stood in marked contrast to the Abbey company, which struggled to exclude from its theater ‘the inspiriting turmoil of the nation in the streets.’
- Through the bleak winter months they travailed, lifting their fitness levels to unprecedented levels and inspirited their collective resolve.
- To see the history I was engaged with being protected to maintain the large, inspiriting Nightingale narrative was a sobering, but not baffling, experience.
- The flayed skin in The Last Judgment has the status of a mask; an entire body, putatively that of the author, has been turned into a larva, an empty and inanimate persona void of inspiriting energy.
- The run-down ones stand out stark and skeletonized, yet still meaningful and inspirited like the collected rocks of Stonehenge and the exposed walls of Indian ruins.
- The well-oiled and inspirited propaganda machine functions superbly from Wall Street to Washington D.C.
- He had a very strong look around him, a look that inspirited people in his presence.
- But let's not continue to confuse the tort system and the inspiriting charitable impulses that infuse both private and public compensation initiatives.
- And Reagan sort of inspirits the nation, gives it a feeling that it has shared values and a better future.
- But, however mindful, like Federigo, of the common weal in difficult times - ‘the key guards the castle and the thorn bush the cow’ - James was less inspiriting.
- From this call-and-response interaction with Joyce, Lucas gains strength, and from their musical fusion emerges the blues catharsis that defines him and inspirits his people.
- The frightened country can lose that which inspirits it.
- I'm still inspirited by how authentically she captures-she incarnates-Smith's signature style, her particular way of voicing herself, of being in the world.
- Whether song or soul, it is the form that inspirits the matter and gives it its life.
- Watching this scrawny 17 year old scramble with all his might in an attempt to get into her truck was hilarious and, somehow, she found it very inspiriting.
- From ‘the cacophonous and diligent howling’ of dogs to the ‘enchanting and inspiriting sound of mandolins’, the paired adjectives are ‘correct and satisfactory’.
- In a healthy and inspirited organisation one would expect discussion and dialogue.
- The subsequent photograph, published in a newspaper, was meant to inspirit the troops in Vietnam.
Synonyms
encourage, act as a fillip to, act as a impetus to, act as a incentive to, act as a spur to, act as a stimulus to, prompt, prod, move, motivate, trigger, spark, spur on, galvanize, activate, kindle, fire, fire with enthusiasm, fuel, whet, nourish

单词	inspirit
释义	Definition of inspirit in English: inspirit verbinspirits, inspirited, inspiriting ɪnˈspɪrɪtɪnˈspɪrɪt [with object]usually as adjective inspiriting Encourage and enliven (someone) the inspiriting beauty of Gothic architecture Example sentencesExamples But, however mindful, like Federigo, of the common weal in difficult times - ‘the key guards the castle and the thorn bush the cow’ - James was less inspiriting. I'm still inspirited by how authentically she captures-she incarnates-Smith's signature style, her particular way of voicing herself, of being in the world. The flayed skin in The Last Judgment has the status of a mask; an entire body, putatively that of the author, has been turned into a larva, an empty and inanimate persona void of inspiriting energy. The well-oiled and inspirited propaganda machine functions superbly from Wall Street to Washington D.C. The run-down ones stand out stark and skeletonized, yet still meaningful and inspirited like the collected rocks of Stonehenge and the exposed walls of Indian ruins. It is customary to regard the relations between Jews and Germany as one of the grimmest, least inspiriting chapters of modern history. From this call-and-response interaction with Joyce, Lucas gains strength, and from their musical fusion emerges the blues catharsis that defines him and inspirits his people. By encompassing the political arena, the Ulster Literary Theatre stood in marked contrast to the Abbey company, which struggled to exclude from its theater ‘the inspiriting turmoil of the nation in the streets.’ To see the history I was engaged with being protected to maintain the large, inspiriting Nightingale narrative was a sobering, but not baffling, experience. And Reagan sort of inspirits the nation, gives it a feeling that it has shared values and a better future. Through the bleak winter months they travailed, lifting their fitness levels to unprecedented levels and inspirited their collective resolve. The frightened country can lose that which inspirits it. Watching this scrawny 17 year old scramble with all his might in an attempt to get into her truck was hilarious and, somehow, she found it very inspiriting. He had a very strong look around him, a look that inspirited people in his presence. Both inspirited and knowing, this boy always will find game. Whether song or soul, it is the form that inspirits the matter and gives it its life. From ‘the cacophonous and diligent howling’ of dogs to the ‘enchanting and inspiriting sound of mandolins’, the paired adjectives are ‘correct and satisfactory’. In a healthy and inspirited organisation one would expect discussion and dialogue. But let's not continue to confuse the tort system and the inspiriting charitable impulses that infuse both private and public compensation initiatives. The subsequent photograph, published in a newspaper, was meant to inspirit the troops in Vietnam. Synonyms encourage, act as a fillip to, act as a impetus to, act as a incentive to, act as a spur to, act as a stimulus to, prompt, prod, move, motivate, trigger, spark, spur on, galvanize, activate, kindle, fire, fire with enthusiasm, fuel, whet, nourish Derivatives inspiritingly adverb But then, Lord Jenkins is an inspiritingly undisappointed man. Definition of inspirit in US English: inspirit verbinˈspiritɪnˈspɪrɪt [with object]usually as adjective inspiriting Encourage and enliven (someone) the inspiriting beauty of Gothic architecture Example sentencesExamples Both inspirited and knowing, this boy always will find game. It is customary to regard the relations between Jews and Germany as one of the grimmest, least inspiriting chapters of modern history. By encompassing the political arena, the Ulster Literary Theatre stood in marked contrast to the Abbey company, which struggled to exclude from its theater ‘the inspiriting turmoil of the nation in the streets.’ Through the bleak winter months they travailed, lifting their fitness levels to unprecedented levels and inspirited their collective resolve. To see the history I was engaged with being protected to maintain the large, inspiriting Nightingale narrative was a sobering, but not baffling, experience. The flayed skin in The Last Judgment has the status of a mask; an entire body, putatively that of the author, has been turned into a larva, an empty and inanimate persona void of inspiriting energy. The run-down ones stand out stark and skeletonized, yet still meaningful and inspirited like the collected rocks of Stonehenge and the exposed walls of Indian ruins. The well-oiled and inspirited propaganda machine functions superbly from Wall Street to Washington D.C. He had a very strong look around him, a look that inspirited people in his presence. But let's not continue to confuse the tort system and the inspiriting charitable impulses that infuse both private and public compensation initiatives. And Reagan sort of inspirits the nation, gives it a feeling that it has shared values and a better future. But, however mindful, like Federigo, of the common weal in difficult times - ‘the key guards the castle and the thorn bush the cow’ - James was less inspiriting. From this call-and-response interaction with Joyce, Lucas gains strength, and from their musical fusion emerges the blues catharsis that defines him and inspirits his people. The frightened country can lose that which inspirits it. I'm still inspirited by how authentically she captures-she incarnates-Smith's signature style, her particular way of voicing herself, of being in the world. Whether song or soul, it is the form that inspirits the matter and gives it its life. Watching this scrawny 17 year old scramble with all his might in an attempt to get into her truck was hilarious and, somehow, she found it very inspiriting. From ‘the cacophonous and diligent howling’ of dogs to the ‘enchanting and inspiriting sound of mandolins’, the paired adjectives are ‘correct and satisfactory’. In a healthy and inspirited organisation one would expect discussion and dialogue. The subsequent photograph, published in a newspaper, was meant to inspirit the troops in Vietnam. Synonyms encourage, act as a fillip to, act as a impetus to, act as a incentive to, act as a spur to, act as a stimulus to, prompt, prod, move, motivate, trigger, spark, spur on, galvanize, activate, kindle, fire, fire with enthusiasm, fuel, whet, nourish
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