inspirited
- adjective
- /ɪnˈspɪrɪtɪd/
- Archaic
- In ancient texts, prophets are often described as inspirited when delivering their messages.
Examples
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The inspirited artist created a masterpiece that touched many hearts.
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The poet seemed inspirited by a force beyond ordinary understanding as she recited her verses.
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The leader's inspirited words gave hope to the troubled community.
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She spoke in an inspirited tone that captivated the audience.
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The artist felt inspirited as she painted, believing a divine presence guided her brush.
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He was inspirited by the moving speech, which ignited a sense of purpose within him.
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The ancient text described a landscape inspirited by the gods, filled with vibrant colors and life.
Synonyms
Being very creative and excellent, as if from a sudden bright idea
How Inspired
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Etymology
Inspirited comes from the same root as inspire and spirit, built from Latin parts in- 'into' and spirare 'to breathe'. So being inspirited is like having new 'breath' or life put into you, which is why it means being filled with a strong spiritual or guiding force.