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Definition of «fervour»

Fervour is a term that refers to intense enthusiasm, passion or excitement. It can be used to describe someone who has great zeal and energy towards something they believe in or are deeply interested in. The intensity of fervour can vary from person to person but it generally implies an overwhelming feeling of dedication and commitment towards a particular cause or idea.

Usage examples

  1. The candidate gave a passionate speech filled with fervour, captivating the audience.
  2. The football players entered the field with intense fervour, ready to give their best performance.
  3. She expressed her love for art with fervour, spending countless hours painting and creating beautiful masterpieces.
  4. The protesters marched through the streets with fervour, demanding justice and equality.
  5. He approached every task with fervour, determined to achieve success in his career.

Phrases with «fervour»

Sentences with «fervour»

  • But this isn't enough to satisfy the almost religious fervour of the anti-hydrocarbon zealots. (resourceworld.com)
  • «The debate in this country has become so hysterical that we're now in an atmosphere where freedoms are being thrown away every day because of this religious fervour of the Labour party and their campaign allies.» (politics.co.uk)
  • Although he was somewhat detached from the other Abstract Expressionists, he became firm friends with Mark Rothko, sharing a similar fervour for colour - based abstraction. (visual-arts-cork.com)
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