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spirited

[spir-i-tid] / ˈspɪr ɪ tɪd /


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The protagonist, a spirited textile mill worker played by Sally Field, demands improvements like a Kotex machine in the women’s bathroom before ultimately leading a unionization effort.

From The Wall Street Journal

Steve Tandy's side produced a spirited display as they scored the most amount of points against New Zealand in Cardiff but they also conceded 50 points at home for the third time this year.

From BBC

Such moments remind us that The Beatles’ attainments were the result of spirited collaboration involving a like-minded group of dedicated artists, producers, and engineers.

From Salon

That connection soon gave way to a spirited but good-natured disagreement on economic policy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not in a bad way, but in a light spirited way like, this life is kind of nonsense so just have fun.

From Los Angeles Times