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Meanings of passionate in English
Portuguese
passional Catalan
apassionat Usage of passionate in English
1
In America passionate convictions on the issue have exploded in serious violence.
2
The government said Ms Kelly was a passionate advocate for workers' rights.
3
I want to foster community and change identity, said the passionate performer.
4
TC: We were passionate lovers but never friends; that's the honest truth.
5
She felt shy, worried about public speaking, but passionate about the issue.
6
If you are not passionate, it is hard to produce good work.
7
For a moment physical terror possessed him, a passionate sense of insecurity.
8
I want people to know that I am passionate about my work.
9
This time, however, their reunion was more brief and passionate than hitherto.
10
The half-breed blood in her was stirred in all its passionate strength.
11
They're really unique in their intellect and they're passionate in different ways.
12
That and his very human reasons for fighting crime inspire passionate fandom.
13
Ouyang stopped him with a passionate speech: I have made some money.
14
She's everything you hope your professor will be: brilliant, passionate and creative.
15
If you don't want to read passionate stories, then fine-that'syour choice.
16
The restoration was a remarkable achievement for a passionate community, he said.
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