sprit

Preposition: of

• game: The sprit of the game has enabled the club to forge strong links with local clubs be they junior or senior.

Converse of object

• capture: People would decorate doors and windows with holly in a bid to capture evil sprits and prevent them entering their homes.
• show: Perhaps a disappointing result, but a superb 2nd half performance & come back showed excellent sprit and potential!
• have: Does this perhaps indicate that man has a sprit of creativity?

Adjective modifier

• evil: Chinese people do these dances for a similar reason to cleaning the house, to scare the evil sprits away.
• true: He makes sure that the game is played in side the rules and to the true sprit of the game.
• entrepreneurial: These reasons include distance from the consumer, bureaucratic management systems and a lack of entrepreneurial sprit.
• strong: Llanelli's strong community sprit is clearly evident in the support of the town's rugby team.
• human: It is a remarkable story of human courage and a triumph of human sprit.
• good: The games were played in good sprit and enjoyed by all.

Modifies a noun

• sail: There may also be evidence for early sprit sails.
• pole: Sprit pole holds sail out instead of a boom.
• level: Check the fall of the trench with a long length of timber and a sprit level on top.

Noun used with modifier

• team: Considering some of the young people had never played together before, all the teams played excellently demonstrating sportsman ship and team sprit.
• community: Llanelli's strong community sprit is clearly evident in the support of the town's rugby team.
• bow: There is also an imposing bow sprit, together with a large bronze propeller and columns at the stern section.