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Definition of spire
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spire is as below...
Spire (n.) A
tapering
body that
shoots
up or out to a point in a
conical
or
pyramidal
form.
Specifically
(Arch.),
the roof of a tower when of a
pyramidal
form and high in
proportion
to its
width;
also, the
pyramidal
or
aspiring
termination
of a tower which can not be said to have a roof, such as that of
Strasburg
cathedral;
the
tapering
part of a
steeple,
or the
steeple
itself..
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Inspire
::
Inspire
(v. t.) To
breathe
into; to fill with the
breath;
to
animate.
Awe
::
Awe (n.) The
emotion
inspired
by
something
dreadful
and
sublime;
an
undefined
sense of the
dreadful
and the
sublime;
reverential
fear, or
solemn
wonder;
profound
reverence..
Conspire
::
Conspire
(v. i.) To make an
agreement,
esp. a
secret
agreement,
to do some act, as to
commit
treason
or a
crime,
or to do some
unlawful
deed; to plot
together..
Spire
::
Spire (v. i.) To shoot
forth,
or up in, or as if in, a
spire..
Spiss
::
Spiry (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
spire;
like a
spire,
tall,
slender,
and
tapering;
abounding
in
spires;
as, spiry
turrets..
Broach
::
Broach
(n.) A spire
rising
from a
tower.
Inspire
::
Inspire
(v. i.) To
breathe;
to blow
gently.
Entheat
::
Entheat
(a.)
Divinely
inspired.
Inspire
::
Inspire
(v. t.) To
infuse
into the mind; to
communicate
to the
spirit;
to
convey,
as by a
divine
or
supernatural
influence;
to
disclose
preternaturally;
to
produce
in, as by
inspiration..
Inspirer
::
Inspirer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
inspirer..
Infuse
::
Infuse
(v. t.) To
inspire;
to
inspirit
or
animate;
to fill; --
followed
by with.
Squinsy
::
Squinch
(n.) A small arch
thrown
across
the
corner
of a
square
room to
support
a
superimposed
mass, as where an
octagonal
spire or drum rests upon a
square
tower;
--
called
also
sconce,
and
sconcheon..
Spired
::
Spire (n.) The part of a
spiral
generated
in one
revolution
of the
straight
line about the pole. See
Spiral,
n..
Theopneusted
::
Theopneusted
(a.)
Divinely
inspired;
theopneustic.
Trochoid
::
Trochoid
(a.)
Top-shaped;
having
a flat base and
conical
spire;
-- said of
certain
shells.
Fierce
::
Fierce
(superl.)
Vehement
in anger or
cruelty;
ready or eager to kill or
injure;
of a
nature
to
inspire
terror;
ferocious.
Exalt
::
Exalt (v. t.) To lift up with joy,
pride,
or
success;
to
inspire
with
delight
or
satisfaction;
to
elate..
Inspired
::
Inspired
(a.)
Breathed
in;
inhaled.
Muggletonian
::
Muggletonian
(n.) One of an
extinct
sect, named after
Ludovic
Muggleton,
an
English
journeyman
tailor,
who
(about
1657)
claimed
to be
inspired..
Coronated
::
Coronated
(a.) Girt about the spire with a row of
tubercles
or
spines;
-- said of
spiral
shells.
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