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Meanings of
fervor
in English
Portuguese
fervor
Catalan
fervor
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Feelings of great warmth and intensity.
fire
ardor
ardour
fervour
fervency
fervidness
Portuguese
fervor
Portuguese
excitação
Spanish
excitación
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The state of being emotionally aroused and worked up.
excitement
inflammation
excitation
Portuguese
excitação
Synonyms
Examples for "
excitement
"
excitement
inflammation
excitation
Examples for "
excitement
"
1
There was enormous enthusiasm and
excitement
at this new encounter with Europe.
2
Ashfield was home and accepted as such; Ealing, however, was an
excitement
.
3
The satisfying
excitement
of a problem solved-orat least the solution glimpsed.
4
She said industry feedback had been a sense of relief and
excitement
.
5
However, the
excitement
that those involved feel around the expansion is obvious.
1
Chronic diseases caused by ongoing
inflammation
therefore require chronic, not acute, treatment.
2
However, it appears that this reperfusion may lead to increased
inflammation
-
induced
damage.
3
Methods: Case report with a literature review of ocular
inflammation
in NBD.
4
However, the role of basophils in allergic airway
inflammation
is less clear.
5
An extensive evaluation for granulomatous
inflammation
was undertaken without a positive result.
1
Its strong fluorescence at short visible
excitation
wavelengths allowed video-rate cellular imaging.
2
It destroys the appetite, although it temporarily sustains vigor by unnatural
excitation
.
3
Both light sources proved to be of equal suitability for fluorescence
excitation
.
4
And in a pitiable state of
excitation
,
she returned to the drawing-room.
5
Even without presaturation pulse, the
excitation
pulse slightly suppressed the flow signal.
Usage of
fervor
in English
1
In the former case simplicity is shown, in the latter
fervor
.
2
The piety of such men confirmed in Lanier a natural religious
fervor
.
3
The spirit of patriotism is universal and is ever increasing in
fervor
.
4
There was a
fervor
in it which in our times is unknown.
5
The outburst of religious
fervor
spent itself in two or three years.
6
Mrs. Wagner was strongly impressed by the simple
fervor
of this declaration.
7
But her coolness served not in the least to chill his
fervor
.
8
She returned them with equal
fervor
-
the
eyelids
closed as in a dream.
9
That is sure to drive the mob into an even greater
fervor
.
10
He wants to keep the client happy without losing his own
fervor
.
11
With all the
fervor
of my heart I prayed silently to God:
12
He was surprised by the
fervor
with which the girl answered him.
13
And his eloquence and
fervor
seemed to stamp the words with sincerity.
14
The
fervor
of the appeal touched her, for she listened with interest.
15
I fear I shall never have the opportunity. Will spoke with
fervor
.
16
Likely they would have restarted the Immortis project with twice the
fervor
.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
fervor
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
religious fervor
great fervor
such fervor
equal fervor
patriotic fervor
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Translations for
fervor
Portuguese
fervor
zelo
excitação
excitamento
Catalan
fervor
fogositat
ardor
foc
Spanish
excitación
Fervor
through the time
Fervor
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common