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Meanings of fervent in English
Characterized by intense emotion.
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Examples for "burning"
Examples for "burning"
1
Some companies ended up burning it illegally, causing environmental and health problems.
2
A case in point: that Park Creek fire burning outside of Lincoln.
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Major bushfires are burning across the Australian state of New South Wales.
4
An obvious but rarely asked question is: whose cash is Uber burning?
5
It's burning fossil fuels that's causing the global crisis of Climate Change.
1
The comments stood in contrast to his fiery rhetoric in previous days.
2
The amendment was put to vote, after a fiery debate, and lost.
3
Three men once sang in the midst of the burning fiery furnace.
4
The stallion was restless and fiery-eyed; the bull sent forth a bellow.
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The mist of fiery opal swirled up about the Three; hid them.
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In solitude, in a remote village, the ardent youth loiters and mourns.
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They became ardent friends, in the most emphatic meaning of the term.
3
General Poe was an ardent patriot both before and during the Revolution.
4
You're needed. Winning over Sanders' most ardent supporters will not be easy.
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With the romantic period of Spanish history Irving was in ardent sympathy.
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Her new novel, Flight Behaviour, is an impassioned story about climate change.
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She made an impassioned plea for New Zealand to accept more refugees.
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Parties on both sides of the ballot have carried out impassioned campaigns.
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Such is the pedagogy of patriarchy-itsvictims become its most impassioned teachers.
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There was not the slightest trace of feebleness in his impassioned tones.
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South Africa have had a torrid time on their tour to India.
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After such a torrid week, Unsworth cannot now be expecting a call.
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In South Carolina early April is torrid, flies and mosquitoes are rampant.
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Luckily the excellent concert more than made up for the torrid journey.
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But it was a curious, torrid peace, like the hush before thunder.
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In the torrent of fervid conceptions, I lost sight of my purpose.
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He lived in days calculated to chill the most fervid religious enthusiasm.
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Not that the lesson would check the fervid flow of real desire.
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In these fervid and fecund waters life is real, life is earnest.
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She was returning the fervid pressure of his fingers, warm and electric.
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He admired, he adored it, he boasted joyously of its perfervid charm.
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The perfervid woman was by this time half in love with a vision.
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The last lines of this perfervid article, give an instructive clue.
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Simpson, his brain drugged, his senses perfervid marched on in exultation.
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For lurid and perfervid language commend me to the Australian Tommy.
Usage of fervent in English
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Be therefore patient in tribulations, fervent in prayer, and fearless in labor.
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The question is if their support will be as fervent in 2012.
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And I told her, in the most fervent manner in my power.
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In the gush of morning sunlight, and the fervent glance of love.
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A fervent appeal the Presidente made to prevent the spread of smallpox.
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The Duchess herself agrees; speaking through her most fervent devotee, she declares:
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But note, That fervent prayer ends in faith and confidence in God.
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More recently the guests were decidedly more fervent in their religious beliefs.
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Patience and fortitude crown in the saints what this fervent resolution began.
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The wrath in his soul melted at this self-accusation and fervent repentance.
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Always believing in the government of God, I was a fervent Optimist.
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They extend their fervent tasks to the province of Caraga, in Mindanao.
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Sir, be fervent in prayer with God for the conversion of sinners.
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When the fervent amens had died away they sang the farewell hymn:-
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Love without weakness and fervent yet restrained self-devotion throb in every line.
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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