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fervour

/ˈfɜː.və/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine intensive Emotion, Leidenschaft oder Begeisterung bezeichnet; Zustand emotionaler Erregung und Aufgewühltheit.

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noun

/ˈfɜː.və/B2formalbritish
  • deSubstantiv, das eine intensive Emotion, Leidenschaft oder Begeisterung bezeichnet; Zustand emotionaler Erregung und Aufgewühltheit.

A noun referring to intense emotion, passion, or enthusiasm; a state of being emotionally aroused and worked up.

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  1. Emotional excitementB2formal

    A state of being intensely and passionately involved, often accompanied by strong feelings or enthusiasm.

    deInbrunst

    • The crowd cheered with fervour at the concert.
    • She spoke about her cause with great fervour.
    • His fervour for the project inspired the whole team.

    Synonymeardoreagernessenthusiasmfireintensitypassionvehemencezeal

    Antonymeapathycoolnessdispassionindifference

  2. Intense warmth or passionB2formal

    Feelings of great warmth and intensity, often expressed openly.

    deInbrunst oder Leidenschaft

    • They embraced with heartfelt fervour.
    • The poet wrote with fervour about love and nature.
    • Religious fervour filled the cathedral during the service.

    Synonymeardorenthusiasmfervencyfireheatintensitypassionvehemencezeal

    Antonymeapathycoldnesscoolnessdetachmentdispassionindifference

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  • fervours plural form
  • fervours' possessive plural form
  • fervour's possessive singular form
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