fervor US
ˈfɜːvə
See also: fervour (UK)
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Definition of fervor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

strong moodUSvery powerful, warm enthusiasm or passionUS
  • She spoke with fervor about protecting the local park.
  • The fans cheered with fervor as the team entered the stadium.
  • Religious fervor fueled the rapid growth of the movement.
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Expressions with fervor

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intense passion for a set of beliefs
His ideological fervor drove him to campaign tirelessly.

Origin of fervor

Latin, fervor (heat)

Terms with fervor included in their meaning

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state
trance or trance-like state from religious fervor or drugs
zealous
marked by excessive zeal or fervor
advocacy
advocated or promoted with fervor
emotion
eagerness or fervor with excessive strong feeling
enthusiasm
fervor or zeal in a particular activity
patriotism
expresses patriotic fervor or national pride
enthusiastic
expressing intense enthusiasm or fervor
religion
spiritual fervor for a religious revival

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  1. French:ferveur, ...
  2. German:Inbrunst, ...
  3. Italian:fervore, ...
  4. Spanish:fervor, ...
  5. Portuguese:fervor, ...
  6. Chinese:热情, ...
  7. Japanese:熱意と情熱, ...
  8. Arabic:حَمَاس, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַהַט, ...
  10. Russian:пыл, ...
  11. Ukrainian:завзяття, ...
  12. Hindi:जोशीला उत्साह, ...

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