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inspiriting

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in·spir·it  (n-sprt)
tr.v. in·spir·it·ed, in·spir·it·ing, in·spir·its
To instill courage or life into. See Synonyms at encourage.

in·spirit·ing·ly adv.
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Adj.1.inspiriting - cheerfully encouraging
encouraging - giving courage or confidence or hope; "encouraging advances in medical research"

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She is too unhappy to feel the inspiriting influence of the dance.
The noisy delight of the children, the inspiriting effort of packing up in a hurry, roused all her energies.
The fear of discovery which had troubled her after she had sent her base letter to the post, vanished at that inspiriting moment.
 
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