spirits

IPA: spˈɪrɪts

noun

  • (chiefly UK) Distilled alcoholic beverages.
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Examples of "spirits" in Sentences

  • There are free spirits and fettered souls.
  • Glendower: I can call spirits from the vasty deep.
  • Purchased one liter of neutral grain spirits from the corner store.
  • Every soul seemed to commune with the spirits of another world as by orisons.
  • The alchemists believed that the volatile essences (what they called spirits) of a substance can be distilled.
  • If you put a light to it, it burns with a bright flame, and it is that substance which we know as spirits of wine.
  • I am sure I don't wish to be troubled with him, till he has got rid of what you call his spirits; but what are you to do with such a pickle as this?
  • Other things that bugged me: Tonane (the helpful indigenous person) seems to be continually hopped up on peyote or maybe just high on life; the ultimate explanation for the 'spirits' is obvious very early on and with just a quick conversation with Jack, all is well!
  • Before reaching that organ they divided up into minute channels, the _rete mirabile_ (πλεγμα μεγιστον θαυμα {plegma megiston thauma}), and passing into the brain became converted by the action of that organ into a yet higher type of spirits, the _animal spirits_ (πνευμα ψυχικον

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