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Definition of fervid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionRare characterized by intense emotion or enthusiasmRare
- He wrote a fervid letter expressing his love.
2.
heatRare intensely hot or radiating energyRare
- The fervid sun beat down on the desert.
Origin of fervid
Latin, fervidus (boiling) + -id (suffix)
Examples of fervid in a sentence
The artist's fervid creativity was evident in his work. The fervid air shimmered above the pavement. Fervid temperatures made the hike unbearable.
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- French:fervent, brûlant, ...
- German:leidenschaftlich, glühend, ...
- Italian:fervido, rovente, ...
- Spanish:ferviente, ardiente, ...
- Portuguese:fervoroso, ardente, ...
- Chinese:热情的, 灼热的, ...
- Japanese:熱烈な, 灼熱の, ...
- Arabic:متحمِّس, متقد, ...
- Hebrew:נִלְהָב, לוֹהֵט, ...
- Russian:пылкий, жаркий, ...
- Ukrainian:пристрасний, палючий, ...
- Hindi:उत्साही, तीव्र, ...
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