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Great Spirit

American  

noun

  1. the chief deity in the religion of many North American Indian tribes.


Example Sentences

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"We showed a great mentality, a great spirit. It was the other side of us, the fighting edge. A perfect win," Farke said.

From Barron's

They performed with great spirit against Spurs when I was at Turf Moor last week, but it was another game they did not win.

From BBC

Though the visitors were reduced to 14 men with Nick Frost sin-binned, they showed great spirit as Billy Pollard went over for 32-19.

From Barron's

"There's been a great spirit in the squad throughout this tour. The players have worked hard for each other and pushed standards every day. Those selected this weekend have earned their chance through their effort and attitude."

From BBC

"But we dug in and showed great spirit, that's what this stadium does."

From BBC