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Definition of spirit
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 spirit is as below...
Spirit
(n.) Life, or
living
substance,
considered
independently
of
corporeal
existence;
an
intelligence
conceived
of apart from any
physical
organization
or
embodiment;
vital
essence,
force,
or
energy,
as
distinct
from
matter..
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Infernal
::
Infernal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to,
resembling,
or
inhabiting,
hell;
suitable
for hell, or to the
character
of the
inhabitants
of hell;
hellish;
diabolical;
as,
infernal
spirits,
or
conduct..
Flatness
::
Flatness
(n.) Want of
vivacity
or
spirit;
prostration;
dejection;
depression.
Mope
::
Mope (n.) A dull,
spiritless
person..
Adverse
::
Adverse
(a.)
Acting
against,
or in a
contrary
direction;
opposed;
contrary;
opposite;
conflicting;
as,
adverse
winds;
an
adverse
party;
a
spirit
adverse
to
distinctions
of
caste..
Peppermint
::
Peppermint
(n.) A
volatile
oil (oil of
peppermint)
distilled
from the fresh herb; also, a
well-known
essence
or
spirit
(essence
of
peppermint)
obtained
from it..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) One who is
vivacious
or
lively;
one who
evinces
great
activity
or
peculiar
characteristics
of mind or
temper;
as, a
ruling
spirit;
a
schismatic
spirit..
Disposition
::
Disposition
(n.)
Natural
or
prevailing
spirit,
or
temperament
of mind,
especially
as shown in
intercourse
with one's
fellow-men;
temper
of
mind..
Sorcery
::
Sorcery
(n.)
Divination
by the
assistance,
or
supposed
assistance,
of evil
spirits,
or the power of
commanding
evil
spirits;
magic;
necromancy;
witchcraft;
enchantment..
Excite
::
Excite
(v. t.) To call to
activity
in any way; to rouse to
feeling;
to
kindle
to
passionate
emotion;
to stir up to
combined
or
general
activity;
as, to
excite
a
person,
the
spirits,
the
passions;
to
excite
a
mutiny
or
insurrection;
to
excite
heat by
friction..
Exorcist
::
Exorcist
(n.) A
conjurer
who can raise
spirits.
Ponderous
::
Ponderous
(a.)
Heavy;
dull;
wanting;
lightless
or
spirit;
as, a
ponderous
style;
a
ponderous
joke..
Phantom
::
Phantom
(n.) That which has only an
apparent
existence;
an
apparition;
a
specter;
a
phantasm;
a
sprite;
an airy
spirit;
an ideal
image.
Airy
::
Airy (a.)
Relating
to the
spirit
or soul;
delicate;
graceful;
as, airy
music..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.)
Specifically,
a
disembodied
soul; the human soul after it has left the
body..
Refresh
::
Refresh
(a.) To make fresh
again;
to
restore
strength,
spirit,
animation,
or the like, to; to
relieve
from
fatigue
or
depression;
to
reinvigorate;
to
enliven
anew; to
reanimate;
as, sleep
refreshes
the body and the
mind..
Deprivation
::
Deprivation
(n.) the
taking
away from a
clergyman
his
benefice,
or other
spiritual
promotion
or
dignity..
Usquebaugh
::
Usquebaugh
(a.) A
compound
distilled
spirit
made in
Ireland
and
Scotland;
whisky.
Despond
::
Despond
(v. i.) To give up, the will,
courage,
or
spirit;
to be
thoroughly
disheartened;
to lose all
courage;
to
become
dispirited
or
depressed;
to take an
unhopeful
view..
Strongylid
::
Strong-water
(n.)
Distilled
or
ardent
spirits;
intoxicating
liquor.
Purgation
::
Purgation
(n.) The
clearing
of one's self from a crime of which one was
publicly
suspected
and
accused.
It was
either
canonical,
which was
prescribed
by the canon law, the form
whereof
used in the
spiritual
court was, that the
person
suspected
take his oath that he was clear of the
matter
objected
against
him, and bring his
honest
neighbors
with him to make oath that they
believes
he swore
truly;
or
vulgar,
which was by fire or water
ordeal,
or by
combat.
See
Ordeal..
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