Inspiration
by Hidden_Unseen on Apr 27, 2013 06:19:33
That feeling inside you that makes you want to try new things. It gives you hope inside and makes you see the world
differently.
If it's powerful enough, it can
persuade you to do anything. Sometimes the person who inspires you could be a political figure, or a celebrity or even your parents. It could be anybody.
Inspiraling
by Table22forLife on Oct 22, 2019 22:03:44
A combination of the word inspiring and
spiraling, common when a group of people are
brainstorming, have a series of good ideas, and then those ideas get out of control or silly and the group has to
rein back in the topic.
Example:
Mitchell, I really think your first idea was fantastic and spurred a lot of other ideas, but now we are
inspiraling and need to refocus on which ideas are
realistic.
Inspirement
by Zom-B2487 on Dec 24, 2008 07:01:41
Inspirement: (Noun) Pronounced "In-spire-ment".
The act of becoming
motivated, encouraged, and
enthused to the point of making a significant
difference or change.
Example:
Ex 1:
Person 1: Dude, I'm
so burnt out from mid-terms, I really need some
inspirement to make it through these
finals.
Person 2: I know, man, I'm so worn down from all this work.
inspired
by TX97 on Jun 30, 2011 18:26:05
1. amazing, brilliant, wonderful, impressive, exciting, outstanding, thrilling, memorable, dazzling,
enthralling, superlative, of genius She produced an inspired performance.
2. stimulated, possessed, aroused, uplifted, exhilarated, stirred up,
enthused,
exalted, elated,
Example:
Of such surpassing brilliance or excellence as to suggest divine inspiration: an inspired musician; an inspired performance.
Aroused or guided by or as if aroused or guided by divine inspiration an inspired performance she was like one inspired.
Extremely accurate or apt but based on intuition rather than knowledge or logical
deduction an inspired guess.
Resulting from such inspiration: an inspired poem; an inspired plan.
Inhaled: inspired air.
To fill with an
animating,
quickening, or
exalting influence: His courage inspired his followers.
To produce or arouse (a feeling, thought, etc.): to inspire confidence in others.
To fill or affect with a specified feeling, thought, etc.: to inspire a person with distrust.
To give inspiration.
Being
inspirated.
Aroused or guided by or as if aroused or guided by divine inspiration: an inspired performance ; she was like one inspired
Extremely accurate or apt but based on intuition rather than knowledge or logical deduction: an inspired guess
Inspirate
by Sexydimma on Apr 14, 2013 00:04:57
Example:
Inspirate, per se, does not exist in English. The French term
inspirer translated into English, is actually the verb to inspire in
correct English, not Inspirate. Although, I will
concede one point; inspiration in French does indeed translate to inspiration in English.
"Inspiration"
by George Evans on May 16, 2008 01:54:31
A musicians term for street drugs, usually referring to
canabis, LSD or
magic mushrooms. When pronounced the speaker may choose to do that
quotation thing with there hands.
Example:
Dude,
the bands been going through a tough time writing new material you don't
suppose you could set us up with some "
inspiration" do ya'?