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Meanings of fervent in English
Characterized by intense emotion.
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Usage of fervent in English
1
Be therefore patient in tribulations, fervent in prayer, and fearless in labor.
2
The question is if their support will be as fervent in 2012.
3
And I told her, in the most fervent manner in my power.
4
In the gush of morning sunlight, and the fervent glance of love.
5
A fervent appeal the Presidente made to prevent the spread of smallpox.
6
The Duchess herself agrees; speaking through her most fervent devotee, she declares:
7
But note, That fervent prayer ends in faith and confidence in God.
8
More recently the guests were decidedly more fervent in their religious beliefs.
9
Patience and fortitude crown in the saints what this fervent resolution began.
10
The wrath in his soul melted at this self-accusation and fervent repentance.
11
Always believing in the government of God, I was a fervent Optimist.
12
They extend their fervent tasks to the province of Caraga, in Mindanao.
13
Sir, be fervent in prayer with God for the conversion of sinners.
14
When the fervent amens had died away they sang the farewell hymn:-
15
Love without weakness and fervent yet restrained self-devotion throb in every line.
16
He is famously a Labour party supporter and fervent opponent of independence.
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Fervent through the time
Fervent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common