fervent
ˈfɜrvənt
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Definition of fervent - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
intense passionhaving or displaying a passionate intensity
  • He spoke with fervent enthusiasm about his plans..
ardent zealous
2.
emotionhaving strong and sincere feelings
  • His fervent wish was to help the needy.
ardent passionate zealous
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Expressions with fervent

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with strong, passionate hope for a certain result
She wrote the letter in the fervent hope that he would reply.

Origin of fervent

Latin, fervens (boiling) + -ent (suffix)

Terms with fervent included in their meaning

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emotion
intense and fervent emotion or enthusiasm
activity
urgent and fervent in activity
passion
in a fervent or passionate manner
support group
group of fervent supporters or advisers
advocacy
fervent enthusiasm for a cause
emotion
intensely passionate or fervent
enthusiasm
state of being fervent or zealous
secular belief
fervent belief in a cause or leader

Examples of fervent in a sentence

  • The fervent plea moved everyone in the audience.
  • She gave a fervent speech about climate change.
  • Their fervent support for the team was evident at the match.

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  1. French:fervent, ardent, ...
  2. German:leidenschaftlich, innig, ...
  3. Italian:fervente, ardente, ...
  4. Spanish:ferviente, ardiente, ...
  5. Portuguese:fervoroso, ardente, ...
  6. Chinese:强烈的, 热切的, ...
  7. Japanese:熱烈な, 情熱的な, ...
  8. Arabic:متحمس, حارّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִלְהָב, עַז, ...
  10. Russian:страстный, пламенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:палкий, гарячий, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रबल, हार्दिक, ...

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