Many villagers still practice spiritism to seek comfort from deceased relatives.

In the mid-nineteenth century, Spiritism emerged in France as a philosophical doctrine proposing that humans are essentially immortal spirits who temporarily inhabit physical bodies and may influence the physical world.

Traveling through rural towns, the professor collected accounts of local spiritisms and compared their rituals.

They were spiriting the ancient manuscripts out of the museum under cover of night.

Rumors of the spiriting at the abandoned manor kept people away.

After missing the first three auditions, you kept practicing and finally got the part — that's the spirit.

After the harvest festival, rumors of strange spiritings spread through the valley, leaving families anxious.

Her spiritfulness lifted the whole team's morale during the difficult project.

The spiritful minstrel enlivened the tavern with songs of adventure.

The spiritousness of the vintage brandy lingered on the palate long after the last sip.