fervour
IPA: fˈɝvɝ
noun
- An intense, heated emotion; passion, ardour.
- A passionate enthusiasm for some cause.
- Heat.
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Examples of "fervour" in Sentences
- I'm puzzled by the fervour of this discussion.
- His novitiate was marked by a fervour of humility.
- Of their fervour for the religion there is no question.
- The occasion is marked with religious fervour and gaiety.
- Your fervour will be the undoing of reason in this article.
- Savage brought an almost religious fervour to his politics.
- The idealistic fervour of the Revolution had reached its peak.
- Both Diwali and Christmas are celebrated with the same fervour here.
- The path of Chabad asked for inwardness over external emotional fervour.
- Outwardly this involved new mystical popularisation and fervour in daily life.
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