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Definition of high spirits in English: high spiritsplural noun Lively and cheerful behaviour or mood. the team returned in high spirits Example sentencesExamples - Sarah was still recovering from the operation last night, but her dad, Scott, said she is in high spirits.
- There is a difference between high spirits and going over the top.
- Gallipoli is a filmed tragedy, where the buoyancy, high spirits and beauty of youth are inevitably crushed by the forces of history.
- Tomlinson was in high spirits when she emerged from the sea after completing the swim in 1 hour 36 minutes.
- Although this is an extremely difficult condition to live with, Eloise was in high spirits throughout the trip.
- Maura and her father were in high spirits as they entered the pub.
- We were all very hungry because we didn't have time to get any breakfast so most of us weren't in high spirits.
- Lunch was punctuated by cheerful banter, with everyone in high spirits.
- While Sunday was a disappointment each and every supporter was in high spirits coming home.
- Those who made it to the hall, more traditional Tory types with a fierce sense of duty, heard what they wanted to hear and departed in high spirits.
- The thousands of people in what was probably a record crowd were in high spirits, even though many of them had queued in their cars for more than an hour to get in.
- Some supporters were in high spirits, singing as they clutched their beer, but the event passed off without trouble.
- Though in the prime of life, he still had the joyful high spirits of a young man, which he kept, I believe, into extreme old age.
- We'd been watching the England v Argentina game so everyone was in - shall we say - fairly high spirits.
- She seemed to be in very high spirits, and just to hear her say dad, I'm safe, was just thrilling to me.
- Drink, drugs and high spirits led to some unfortunate situations that they would rather forget.
- Intermittent showers failed to dampen the high spirits of the good-natured crowd.
- A lawyer who visited him Wednesday said he is in good health and high spirits.
- The four of us were in pretty high spirits after that and I remember there being a lot of giggles as we ate our evening meal.
- But there is a difference between run-of-the-mill juvenile high spirits and causing real trouble.
Synonyms liveliness, vitality, spirit, spiritedness, animation, zest, dynamism, energy, vigour, boisterousness, bounciness, sparkle, vivacity, buoyancy, cheerfulness, good cheer, good humour, joy, joyfulness, exuberance, ebullience, verve French joie de vivre informal go, pep, oomph, pizzazz, zing, zip, fizz ebullient, buoyant, cheerful, sunny, breezy, jaunty, light-hearted, high-spirited, exhilarated, excited, elated, exultant, euphoric, joyful, cheery, merry, jubilant, sparkling, effervescent, vivacious, enthusiastic, irrepressible, energetic, animated, full of life, lively, vigorous, zestful informal bubbly, bouncy, peppy, zingy, upbeat, chipper, chirpy, smiley, sparky, full of beans North American informal peart dated gay literary gladsome, blithe, blithesome archaic as merry as a grig, of good cheer
Definition of high spirits in US English: high spiritsplural nounhī ˈspirits Lively and cheerful behavior or mood. the team returned in high spirits Example sentencesExamples - The four of us were in pretty high spirits after that and I remember there being a lot of giggles as we ate our evening meal.
- There is a difference between high spirits and going over the top.
- Sarah was still recovering from the operation last night, but her dad, Scott, said she is in high spirits.
- We'd been watching the England v Argentina game so everyone was in - shall we say - fairly high spirits.
- Though in the prime of life, he still had the joyful high spirits of a young man, which he kept, I believe, into extreme old age.
- But there is a difference between run-of-the-mill juvenile high spirits and causing real trouble.
- Drink, drugs and high spirits led to some unfortunate situations that they would rather forget.
- Although this is an extremely difficult condition to live with, Eloise was in high spirits throughout the trip.
- Maura and her father were in high spirits as they entered the pub.
- We were all very hungry because we didn't have time to get any breakfast so most of us weren't in high spirits.
- Lunch was punctuated by cheerful banter, with everyone in high spirits.
- Intermittent showers failed to dampen the high spirits of the good-natured crowd.
- Gallipoli is a filmed tragedy, where the buoyancy, high spirits and beauty of youth are inevitably crushed by the forces of history.
- A lawyer who visited him Wednesday said he is in good health and high spirits.
- She seemed to be in very high spirits, and just to hear her say dad, I'm safe, was just thrilling to me.
- Those who made it to the hall, more traditional Tory types with a fierce sense of duty, heard what they wanted to hear and departed in high spirits.
- Tomlinson was in high spirits when she emerged from the sea after completing the swim in 1 hour 36 minutes.
- Some supporters were in high spirits, singing as they clutched their beer, but the event passed off without trouble.
- The thousands of people in what was probably a record crowd were in high spirits, even though many of them had queued in their cars for more than an hour to get in.
- While Sunday was a disappointment each and every supporter was in high spirits coming home.
Synonyms liveliness, vitality, spirit, spiritedness, animation, zest, dynamism, energy, vigour, boisterousness, bounciness, sparkle, vivacity, buoyancy, cheerfulness, good cheer, good humour, joy, joyfulness, exuberance, ebullience, verve ebullient, buoyant, cheerful, sunny, breezy, jaunty, light-hearted, high-spirited, exhilarated, excited, elated, exultant, euphoric, joyful, cheery, merry, jubilant, sparkling, effervescent, vivacious, enthusiastic, irrepressible, energetic, animated, full of life, lively, vigorous, zestful
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