spiritly

[Eng. spirit; -ly.] Spirited. "Mounted on a spiritly jennet."- Adams: Works, ii. 420. spir-i-to-sō, adv. [Ital.] Music: A direction that the movement to which it is prefixed is to be performed in a spirited man "The ministry had him spirited away, and carried abroad, as a dangerous person." - Arbuthnot & Pope . *3. To breathe, to inspire. "God hath spirited our souls of one breath." *spir-it-al-ly, adverb . [Eng. spirit; -ally .] By means of the breath; as a spirant, non-vocal sound. "Conceive one of each pronounced spirit ally , the other vocally."-Holder: Elements of Speech.