Meanings of passionateness in English

He had charm, attraction and a passionateness that was feverish rather than deep.

She turned to him with that quick passionateness he loved in her so well.

The violent, unreasonable love and passionateness of the Lady Lydia only hinder the baron's recovery.

But this hasty passionateness-itisn't right, it isn't decent.

Though Frederick had never been ill, there were times when he showed symptoms of a peculiar passionateness.

They had got past the distracting currents of passionateness, and were in the calm waters of middle-aged philosophy.

The young man-fortified as he was by a natural cynical pride and passionateness-wincedat this unexpected reply, notwithstanding.

His strangeness or distortion, his profound subjectivity, his passionateness-thecor laceratum-Rousseaumakes all men in love with these.

John Gray was a reticent and undemonstrative man, in spite of all the tenderness and passionateness in his nature.

Her theatric passionateness had passed;-

The cold, unnatural indifference of her manner, a kind of frozen passionateness which had shocked and chilled the sculptor, disappeared.

He would play violently, feverishly, with a wild passionateness of gesture which robbed him of all ability to control his own technic.

My Lord's passionateness for want thereof, and his want of coming in of rents, and no wages from the Duke of York.

And then with tender passionateness he asks for the washing to take in all his extremities, head and hands as well as feet.

Perhaps I weary you, Johnnie, with my passionateness; but it is difficult for me to conceal from you anything that moves my heart.

Nevertheless, the most distinctive part of those primitive women, the sealed passionateness of their spirits, he never from childhood to the end revealed.