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Spirituelle

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spir·i·tu·el also spir·i·tu·elle  (spr-ch-l, spr-t-l, -tü-)
adj.
Having or evidencing a refined mind and wit.

[French, from Old French, spiritual; see spiritual.]


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What did surprise him was that during these last two years his wife had succeeded in gaining the reputation "d' une femme charmante, aussi spirituelle que belle.
She was positively bewitching, and, withal, sweetly spirituelle, if not saintly.
Henrique, the eldest son of Alfred, was a noble, dark-eyed, princely boy, full of vivacity and spirit; and, from the first moment of introduction, seemed to be perfectly fascinated by the spirituelle graces of his cousin Evangeline.
 
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