Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having a light or cheerful spirit.
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Examples
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The Capitals had a brief, light-spirited practice at Kettler Capitals Iceplex Saturday afternoon and there was definitely a more up-beat tone to the session.
Boudreau says Capitals must carry effort from win in Tampa forward Katie Carrera 2011
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Sandberg is an elegant, slightly hyper, light-spirited forty-year-old with a round face whose bobbed black hair reaches just past her shoulders.
The Facebook Effect David Kirkpatrick 2010
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With its refined taste and political perspective, this is an elegant, light-spirited and very European adult fable.
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Welch teased him about dressing up for the occasion, and that got the meeting off to a friendly, light-spirited start.
Dealings Felix Rohatyn 2010
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And it's intended to be light-spirited and to -- basically to make fun of an issue that we think is going nowhere.
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I was feeling a bit light-spirited when I posted that early comment.
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The light-spirited Georgia boy had become, in a matter of months, “cynical, irreligious and hard as nails.”
Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006
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The light-spirited Georgia boy had become, in a matter of months, “cynical, irreligious and hard as nails.”
Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006
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She is so good-natured and light-spirited that everybody must like her.
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And yet, young men generally come forth from such interviews without having received any serious damage and generally talk about the old gentlemen whom they have encountered with a good deal of light-spirited sarcasm — or chaff as it is called in the slang phraseology of the day.
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