Definition

A non-physical being or essence that can inhabit a place or object, often associated with emotions or moods.

Example

The spirit of the festival filled the air with joy and excitement.

Conversation

I love how the festival brings out everyone's spirit of joy.

Yeah, it really creates a festive atmosphere.

It's amazing to see people dancing and singing with such high spirits.

Totally! It makes me feel more alive and connected.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To carry something away secretly or to give someone energy and determination.

Example

The thief spirited the jewels away before anyone noticed.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I really think we should spirited away those old boxes from the attic.

That sounds like a good idea; they’re just taking up space.

Yeah, plus I think it would spirit us to declutter the house.

Root Explanation

**Spirit** → The word 'spirit' originates from Latin 'spiritus' (meaning breath, spirit, or soul). It refers to the vital principle or animating force within living beings, often associated with the essence of life itself.

Memory Tip

Think of 'spiritus' meaning breath or life force — this helps you remember that 'spirit' refers to the essence or animating force within someone.

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