Pronunciation: /haɪ ˈspɪrɪts/
noun a state of being happy and cheerful
A1 She was in high spirits after receiving good news.
A2 The children played together in high spirits at the park.
B1 Despite the rainy weather, the team remained in high spirits during the match.
B2 The successful completion of the project left the entire team in high spirits.
C1 The actor's high spirits were evident as he performed on stage with great enthusiasm.
C2 Even after facing setbacks, the team maintained their high spirits and continued to work towards their goal.
adjective describing the state of being happy and cheerful
A1 She was in high spirits after receiving good news.
A2 The children were in high spirits during the school field trip.
B1 Despite the rainy weather, the team remained in high spirits for the upcoming game.
B2 The party was filled with guests in high spirits, enjoying the music and dancing.
C1 Even in challenging times, she managed to maintain high spirits and a positive attitude.
C2 The performers were in high spirits before going on stage, ready to give their best performance.
formal Despite the challenges, the team members maintained high spirits throughout the project.
informal After winning the championship, the players were in high spirits all night.
slang Even after the long day at work, Sarah was still in high spirits when she met up with her friends.
figurative The colorful decorations and lively music put everyone in high spirits at the party.
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