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esprit

/ɛs.ˈpɹiː/
Meanings

  • The spirit of a person, often referring to their intelligence, energy, or enthusiasm.

    - "Her esprit and quick wit always made her the life of the party."
    - "Despite his advanced age, he still had the esprit and vitality of a much younger man."
    - "The team's esprit de corps was a key factor in their success on the battlefield."

  • The spirit or essential nature of a thing.

    - "The essence or esprit of the wine is what makes it so enjoyable to drink."
    - "The esprit of the forest is what gives it its mysterious and enchanting atmosphere."
    - "The esprit of the team was what enabled them to work together so effectively and to achieve their common goal."

  • A lively, spirited, or animated person.

    - "He was a man of great esprit, always full of ideas and energy."
    - "The young actress brought a delightful esprit to her role, winning over both critics and audiences."
    - "Despite his advanced age, he still possessed a remarkable esprit, maintaining a sharp mind and a quick wit."

  • The spirited or animated quality of something.

    - "The painting captured the esprit of the scene, bringing it to life in a way that words could not."
    - "The music had a powerful esprit, evoking strong emotions and transporting the listener to another place and time."
    - "The novel was a rich tapestry of human emotion and experience, with a compelling esprit that kept the reader engaged from beginning to end."

  • A lively or animated mood or atmosphere.

    - "The party was filled with an esprit de corps that brought everyone together in a spirit of camaraderie and shared enthusiasm."
    - "The performance was a whirlwind of color, music, and emotion, with an esprit that seemed to lift the audience off their feet and carry them away on a wave of excitement and wonder."
    - "The exhibit was a visual feast of art, design, and technology, with an esprit that seemed to breathe life into every object and every image, making the whole experience a truly unforgettable one."

  • A lively or spirited person, often one who is intelligent, energetic, or enthusiastic.

    - "The Esprit de Corps of the soldiers was a key factor in their success on the battlefield."
    - "The Esprit of the young entrepreneurs was a driving force behind the success of their start-up businesses."
    - "The Esprit of the team was what enabled them to work together so effectively and to achieve their common goal."

  • The spirit or essential nature of a thing, often referring to its intangible qualities, such as its character, personality, or mood.

    - "The esprit of the wine is what gives it its unique character and flavor."
    - "The esprit of the painting is what brings it to life, making the subjects seem real and the colors vibrant."
    - "The esprit of the music is what evokes strong emotions and transports the listener to another place and time."

  • A lively or spirited quality or attribute, often one that is associated with energy, enthusiasm, or a quick wit.

    - "The young man possessed an esprit that was infectious, making everyone around him feel energized and alive."
    - "The actress brought a delightful esprit to her role, winning over both critics and audiences with her quick wit and infectious enthusiasm."
    - "The team's esprit de corps was a key factor in their success on the battlefield, enabling them to work together effectively and to overcome any challenges that came their way."

  • A lively or spirited mood or atmosphere, often one that is associated with energy, enthusiasm, or a quick wit.

    - "The party was filled with an esprit that was infectious, making everyone feel energized and alive."
    - "The concert was a whirlwind of color, music, and emotion, with an esprit that seemed to lift the audience off their feet and carry them away on a wave of excitement and wonder."
    - "The novel was a rich tapestry of human emotion and experience, with an esprit that captured the essence of each character and brought them to life in a way that words alone could not."

  • A lively or spirited person, often one who is intelligent, energetic, or enthusiastic, and who possesses an esprit that is infectious and inspiring to others.

    - "The young woman possessed an esprit that was infectious and inspiring to those around her. Her intelligence, energy, and enthusiasm made her a natural leader, and her ability to bring out the best in others made her a beloved and respected member of her community."
    - "The actor brought an esprit to his performance that was both infectious and inspiring to the audience. His intelligence, energy, and enthusiasm shone through in every scene, and his ability to connect with the audience on a deep and emotional level made his performance a truly unforgettable one."
    - "The artist brought an esprit to her paintings that was both infectious and inspiring to those who saw them. Her intelligence, energy, and enthusiasm shone through in every brushstroke, and her ability to capture the essence of each subject and bring it to life in a way that words alone could not made her paintings a truly unforgettable experience for all who saw them."

  • A lively or spirited mood or atmosphere, often one that is associated with energy, enthusiasm, or a quick wit, and which can be felt or sensed by those around it.

    - "The room was filled with an esprit that was both infectious and inspiring. The energy and enthusiasm of the guests were palpable, and their quick wit and infectious laughter made the evening a truly unforgettable one."
    - "The forest was a place of both wonder and danger, and the esprit of the forest was a powerful and enchanting one. The energy and enthusiasm of the forest were palpable, and the quick wit and infectious laughter of the forest creatures made the forest a truly magical and unforgettable place."
    - "The art gallery was a place of both beauty and intrigue, and the esprit of the gallery was a powerful and inspiring one. The energy and enthusiasm of the gallery were palpable, and the quick wit and infectious laughter of the gallery-goers made the gallery a truly unforgettable place."

  • The spirit or essential nature of a thing, often referring to its intangible qualities, such as its character, personality, or mood.

    - "The novel's esprit was a captivating and enchanting one, with a rich and intricate character that drew the reader in and kept them engaged from beginning to end."
    - "The painting's esprit was a powerful and evocative one, with a deep and emotional character that resonated with the viewer on a deep and personal level."
    - "The music's esprit was a lively and spirited one, with a quick wit and infectious energy that made the listener feel alive and energized from the very first note to the last."
    - "The wine's esprit was a rich and complex one, with a deep and introspective character that made the drinker feel thoughtful and reflective, with a deep and emotional connection to the wine and to the experience of drinking it."
Variants
List of all variants of esprit that leads to same result
esprit , esprits , esprit de corps , esprit d'escalier , esprit de l'escalier , Auber , Daniel Auber , Daniel-François-Esprit Auber

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