esprit Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- passion
- muscle
- vinegar
- gusto
- ginger
- vivacity
- bounce
- drive
- punch
- vim
- zip
- sap
- dash
- hardihood
- get-up-and-go
- strength
- stamina
- liveliness
- beans
- zeal
- pep
- starch
- moxie
- verve
- brio
- power
- zing
- vitality
- oomph
- -lan
Weak:
- briskness
- spiritedness
- health
- might
- go
- mettle
- metal
- healthiness
- soundness
- animal-spirits
- verdure
- potency
- hardiness
- puissance
- fitness
- huskiness
- fire
- fervor
- brawniness
- ardor
- main
- virility
- sprightliness
- vibrance
- wellness
- vivaciousness
- jauntiness
- vibrancy
- snap
- spunk
- spunkiness
- sturdiness
- animation
- snappiness
Strongest:
- softness
- tenderness
- impotence
- impotence
- indolence
- laziness
- listlessness
- sluggishness
- weakness
- torpidity
- softness
- tenderness
- torpidity
- indolence
- lethargy
- lethargy
- sluggishness
- laziness
- listlessness
- weakness
Strong:
- feebleness
- prostration
- delicacy
- debilitation
- debility
- debilitation
- inanition
- impotency
- impotency
- exhaustion
- faintness
- frailty
- disablement
- enfeeblement
- feebleness
- delicacy
- disablement
- infirmity
- infirmity
- enfeeblement
- powerlessness
- slightness
- slightness
- frailty
- powerlessness
- prostration
- debility
- faintness
- exhaustion
- inanition
Weak:
esprit Meaning
esprit (n)
liveliness of mind or spirit
esprit (n.)
Spirit.
esprit Sentence Examples
- The team's esprit de corps was so strong that they were able to overcome any obstacle.
- The esprit de l'escalier, or "staircase wit," is the ability to think of the perfect response after the conversation is over.
- The esprit of the 1920s was one of exuberance and optimism.
- The film captures the esprit of the 1960s counterculture.
- The author's esprit de finesse, or "finesse of mind," is evident in his elegant prose.
- The musician's esprit de jeu, or "spirit of play," is infectious, and his performances are always a joy to watch.
- The politician's esprit de repartie, or "wit," made him a formidable opponent in debates.
- The artist's esprit créateur, or "creative spirit," is evident in his groundbreaking work.
- The scientist's esprit de recherche, or "spirit of research," led him to make many important discoveries.
- The teacher's esprit de corps, or "team spirit," helped create a positive and supportive learning environment for her students.
FAQs About the word esprit
liveliness of mind or spiritSpirit.
gas, dynamism, life, juice, energy, spirit,vigor, passion, muscle, vinegar
softness, tenderness, impotence, impotence, indolence, laziness,listlessness, sluggishness, weakness, torpidity
The team's esprit de corps was so strong that they were able to overcome any obstacle.
The esprit de l'escalier, or "staircase wit," is the ability to think of the perfect response after the conversation is over.
The esprit of the 1920s was one of exuberance and optimism.
The film captures the esprit of the 1960s counterculture.
