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Meanings of fervour in English
Portuguese
excitação Spanish
excitación Synonyms
Examples for "excitement"
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 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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Translations for fervour
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Fervour through the time
Fervour across language varieties
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