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Meanings of fervour in English
Portuguese
excitação Spanish
excitación Usage of fervour in English
1
French presidents and prime ministers used to celebrate Europe Day with fervour.
2
The first emotion was surprise; the second, awe; the third, pious fervour.
3
It raises genuine passion and fervour; both of hope and of fear.
4
The scenario is now entirely different, whereby Ibrox fervour is entirely justified.
5
Of the anointing the sick, confession of sins and fervour in prayer.
6
That's reason enough for the ALP to raise the issue with fervour.
7
Others, though, have stuck to the short game with a religious fervour.
8
They lived in daily and hourly intimacy, in continual fervour and enthusiasm.
9
Almost angelic in its resignation and religious fervour is the upturned face.
10
Ori heard arrogance, or commitment, or fervour, or analysis in Curdin's voice.
11
The unexpected fervour of this grunt seemed to animate the little model.
12
There was much fervour in his words and his voice was loud.
13
The man was torn between spiritual fervour and passions of the flesh.
14
On the contrary, at first there came a considerable quickening of fervour.
15
He said it with the nearest approach to fervour she had noticed.
16
Amid their fervour there also appeared to be misinformation about the conflict.
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