spiriting

Carrying off mysteriously

Spiriting is the present participle of spirit used as a verb, meaning to carry off swiftly or secretly: Someone had spirited away the documents before investigators arrived.

The phrase spirit away is most common, suggesting mysterious or unexplained removal—as if by supernatural means.

The children were spirited off to safety under cover of darkness.

transporting

whisking

Fast circular mixing

sweeping · abducting · kidnapping · smuggling · secreting · removing · snatching · stealing · extracting · relocating

uplifting

encouraging

Giving confidence or hope

empowering · elevating · emboldening · rallying · stirring · moving · animating · bolstering · fortifying · cheering

ghostly

haunting

Disturbingly unforgettable

poltergeist · ethereal · eerie · supernatural · spooky · wraith · banshee · revenant · phantasm · spectral

energizing

vivacious

Attractively energetic and enthusiastic

exuberant · sprightly · lively · peppy · bouncy · spry · brisk · frisky · perky · jaunty

mystical

enchantment

Magical influence over someone

clairvoyance · shamanism · ritual · astral · summoning · conjuring · possession · channeling · invocation · medium

Opposites
secrecy/openness of movement

spiritingparading

Marching ceremonially through streets

displaying · exhibiting · showcasing · processing · marching

speed and manner of movement

spiritingplodding

Moving slowly, heavily

trudging · dragging · hauling · lumbering · inching

direction/presence

spiritingmanifesting

Making evident or visible

materializing · delivering · presenting · bringing · introducing

Phrases
Family

dispiriting

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