spiritedness (Meaning)

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spiritedness (n)

quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous

The spiritedness of the horse made it difficult to control during the race.
Her spiritedness inspired others to embrace their own passions and ambitions.
The team's spiritedness carried them through the grueling competition.
The debate was marked by a spiritedness that enlivened the discussion.
The spiritedness of the young girl's performance captivated the audience.
The spiritedness of the crowd created an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation.
Her spiritedness was evident in her every word and action.
The spiritedness of the dancers brought the legend to life on stage.
The spiritedness of the protest movement mobilized thousands to demand change.
The spiritedness of the underdogs surprised the audience and led them to an unexpected victory.

quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous

ebullience, effervescence, brightness, eagerness, keenness, jauntiness, cheerfulness, vivacity, springiness, enthusiasm

weariness, anemia, indolence, lethargy, lethargy, indolence, laziness, sleepiness, weariness, sleepiness

The spiritedness of the horse made it difficult to control during the race.

Her spiritedness inspired others to embrace their own passions and ambitions.

The team's spiritedness carried them through the grueling competition.

The debate was marked by a spiritedness that enlivened the discussion.