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Spirited (Adjective)

Marked by lively action; "a bouncing gait"; "bouncy tunes"; "the peppy and interesting talk"; "a spirited dance".

All adjective clusters.

She showed a spirited approach to tackling the complex puzzle.
His presentation was livened up by spirited illustrations.
A spirited melody burst from the bagpipes at the ceremony.
After losing their captain to injury, the team maintained a spirited performance for the remainder of the match.
They all let out spirited whoops and applause at the arrival of the renowned pop star on the concert stage.

Willing to face danger.

All adjective clusters.

The firefighters charged into the burning building with spirited determination to save anyone who might still be trapped inside.
The spirited young adventurer eagerly signed up for the perilous expedition to climb Mount Everest.
Despite the risks, the spirited journalist was undaunted in her pursuit of the truth behind the scandal.
With a spirited cry of "Charge!", the soldier led the troops into battle against the enemy lines.
The spirited explorer navigated the treacherous jungle terrain with a sense of fearlessness and unwavering resolve.

Made lively or spirited; "a meal enlivened by the music"; "a spirited debate".

All adjective clusters.

The team's spirited performance on the field was a testament to their rigorous training and dedication.
Her spirited personality made her a natural leader among her peers.
The debate was spirited, with both sides presenting their arguments passionately and convincingly.
The crowd was treated to a spirited rendition of the national anthem by the school choir.
The discussion was lively and spirited, with everyone contributing their thoughts and opinions freely.