spirits
Pronunciation: [ˈspɪrɪts]
Context: "emotion"
(noun) how someone feels, either happy or sad. If someone has high spirits, they are feeling cheerful and positive, while low spirits mean they are feeling sad or depressed.
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She was in high spirits after winning the game.
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He was in low spirits after losing his favorite toy.
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How can we lift your spirits when you’re feeling down?
Context: "beverage"
(noun) a type of strong alcoholic drink, like whiskey, rum, or vodka. This is what some people drink during celebrations or parties.
Example
They served various spirits at the party, including cocktails and shots.
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He decided to avoid spirits and drink only water tonight.
Example
What types of spirits do you have at the bar?
Context: "supernatural"
(noun) a ghost or a non-physical being that some people believe can be around us. These spirits are often thought to be from people who have passed away.
Example
They told stories of friendly spirits that roamed the old house.
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She didn't believe in spirits and thought there was a logical explanation for the noises.
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Have you ever seen a spirit or heard a ghost story?
Context: "character quality"
(noun) the part of someone’s personality that shows strength or courage. Someone with a strong spirit can keep going even when things are tough.
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Her spirit was unbreakable, even during difficult times.
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He lost his spirit after facing so many challenges.
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What do you think gives a person a strong spirit?