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Meanings of perfervid in inglês

Characterized by intense emotion.

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      He admired, he adored it, he boasted joyously of its perfervid charm.
      The Shuttle
      2
      The perfervid woman was by this time half in love with a vision.
      The Return of the Native
      3
      The last lines of this perfervid article, give an instructive clue.
      What Germany Thinks; Or, The War as Germans see it
      4
      Simpson, his brain drugged, his senses perfervid marched on in exultation.
      O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921
      5
      For lurid and perfervid language commend me to the Australian Tommy.
      Five Months at Anzac / A Narrative of Personal Experiences of th...
      6
      But this perfervid disputant was not always out of key with his audience.
      Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin
      7
      One Senator after another arose with perfervid effusion of either Collins or Vanderbilt.
      Great Fortunes from Railroads
      8
      She hardly expected an answer, but Honora developed a perfervid lucidity.
      The Precipice: A Novel
      9
      This long speech gave Lurida's perfervid brain time to cool off a little.
      A Mortal Antipathy
      10
      By all the canons of romance it was now his cue for perfervid speech.
      The Henchman
      11
      Hal stood watching this perfervid little man, a study in the possibilities of gesture.
      King Coal : a Novel
      12
      I paused to say: Remember, this is not the tale of a perfervid spiritist.
      The Shadow World
      13
      Mrs. Lessingham, quite aware of his perfervid state of mind, had pleasure in delaying.
      The Emancipated
      14
      But he had the perfervid temper of his race, and he was not twenty-two.
      St. George's Cross; Or, England Above All
      15
      A voluble and perfervid explanation in Spanish was useless.
      The Captain of the Kansas
      16
      Spokesmen and penmen of the two contentious factions are victimized by their own perfervid imaginations.
      New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 2, ...
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