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inspirational
[in-spuh-rey-shuh-nl]
adjective
imparting inspiration.
under the influence of inspiration; inspired. inspired.
of or relating to inspiration.
inspirational
/ ˌɪԲɪˈɪʃəə /
adjective
of, relating to, or tending to arouse inspiration; inspiring
resulting from inspiration; inspired
Other Word Forms
- inspirationally adverb
- pseudoinspirational adjective
- quasi-inspirational adjective
- ˌԲ辱ˈپDzԲ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of inspirational1
Example Sentences
Fishkin draws on the deliberative aspects of Madison’s design, along with the Athenian model of democracy — which involved multiple deliberative bodies fulfilling different functions — as inspirational guideposts.
He was an "inspirational character" he added, "that in 1968 had the vision to set up this recording studio".
Coming off two inspirational wins in this three-game weekend showdown against their American League twin, the Dodgers ate the broom.
In the early 20th century’s Gilded Age, the best-selling books weren’t the ones we consider classics, but Horatio Alger’s inspirational pulp.
Despite the anti-climax of this performance, it capped a superb season for Newcastle and their inspirational manager Howe.
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