Adjective:

ఏస్, ఆవేశపూరితమైన, వేడియైనది, క్యూరియస్,

fervent's Usage Examples:

The young and fervent communist, accused of "deviationism" by Stalinist powers, survived three years of Siberian Gulag only to.

His followers, popularly known as "Branchhead Boys," fervently supported Scott in all his campaigns and remained a force in North Carolina.

The young monk took to monastic obediences: he prayed fervently, he slept little, he ate food only every other day.

offer up the tribute of fervent and grateful hearts for the never failing mercies of Him who ruleth over all.

A notable feature in some early issues is the inclusion of a disk with software to access the then-new online service Quantum Link, which had been fervently pitched to Loadstar by head of marketing Steve Case.

sincere commitment to the cause of the downtrodden; for its fervent impassioned appeal to the conscience of humanity" as cited by the Jury.

Its nominal leader, though, was Wolfgang Kapp, an irresolute and indecisive East Prussian civil servant, though a fervent nationalist.

year, Seara was also joined by a most fervent contributor, the poet and lampoonist Arghezi.

Exclaim! described it as "one shot of metallic aggression, another shot of sexed-up rock"n"roll, and a glass full of fervent soul".

The only love letter from Prat to his fiancée that has survived is dated shortly after:My Carmela, my life, my treasure, I have to tell you, that I adore you every day more fervently, I cannot do it now because I am afraid I could fall ill.

theless, Texas remained an object of fervent interest to American expansionists, among them Thomas Jefferson, who anticipated the eventual acquisition.

established himself as an alternative singer-songwriter, and continues to fervently release solo albums, as well as perform on collaborative efforts at a.

brutalisation of human beings, for its sincere commitment to the cause of the downtrodden; for its fervent impassioned appeal to the conscience of humanity" as.

Synonyms:

perfervid, impassioned, torrid, ardent, passionate, fiery, fervid,

Antonyms:

unemotionality, cool, dull, unenthusiastic, passionless,