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Meanings of passion in inglês

português
paixão
catalão
passió
espanhol
pasión

The trait of being intensely emotional.

paixão
espanhol
manía

An irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or action.

manía
russo
пассион
português
paixão
espanhol
pasión

Musical setting of the Passion of Christ.

Related terms
paixão
português
ardor
catalão
passió
espanhol
pasión

A strong feeling or emotion.

ardor
Synonyms
Examples for "passionateness"
Examples for "passionateness"
1
He had charm, attraction and a passionateness that was feverish rather than deep.
Musical Memories
2
She turned to him with that quick passionateness he loved in her so well.
The Glory of the Conquered: The Story of a Great Love
3
The violent, unreasonable love and passionateness of the Lady Lydia only hinder the baron's recovery.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 04 — Fiction
4
But this hasty passionateness-itisn't right, it isn't decent.
Saint's Progress
5
Though Frederick had never been ill, there were times when he showed symptoms of a peculiar passionateness.
Atlantis
Usage of passion in inglês
1
How many other countries in Europe follow US politics with such passion?
Independent.ie
2
What Labour needs, he said was more passion and far better organisation.
The Irish Times
3
Government and politics is my passion; I expect others to share it.
The incumbent
4
Walter's passion is for helping at-risk young people find hope and purpose.
Radio NZ
5
His daughter said he still held a great passion for the sport.
BBC
6
They demonstrated their passion and knowledge of their local area, she said.
Radio NZ
7
So this deal appears to be the result of a private passion.
The Guardian
8
Did a power of work throughout and had a bit of passion.
Radio NZ
9
She delivered her short speech explaining her decision to challenge with passion.
The Guardian
10
Surviving almost 20 years in the music industry and following my passion.
The South African
11
Each represented an interest or passion shared by several hundred million voters.
Existence
12
As virtue and wickedness consist not in passion, but in action; so
Meditations
13
Perhaps he really did know other things to increase a woman's passion.
The irish devil
14
They became instant great friends, shared a common passion for the Beatles.
Radio NZ
15
It raises genuine passion and fervour; both of hope and of fear.
Radio NZ
16
That's not just a gift but years of passion, focus and work.
Reuters
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Translations for passion
Passion through the time
Passion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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