ardor

• Sustantivo que denota un fuerte entusiasmo, pasión ardiente o gran calidez e intensidad, a menudo dirigido hacia una persona o causa.

A noun referring to a feeling of strong eagerness, intense love, or great warmth and intensity, often in favor of a person or cause.

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1. Strong enthusiasm or eagernessB2formal

   A feeling of intense passion, excitement, or zeal for a cause, activity, or person.

   Ardor, entusiasmo vehemente

   • She pursued her research with great ardor.
   • The crowd's ardor for the team was palpable.
   • His ardor for social justice never waned.

   Sinónimoseagernessenthusiasmfervorfireintensitypassionvehemencewarmthzeal

   Antónimosapathycoolnessdisinterestindifferencelukewarmness

2. Intense love or passionB2formal

   A powerful feeling of romantic love or deep affection.

   Ardor amoroso

   • He declared his ardor for her in a heartfelt letter.
   • Their ardor for each other was evident to everyone.
   • The poem spoke of eternal ardor and devotion.

   Sinónimosdevotionfervorfireintensitypassionvehemencewarmthzeal

   Antónimosapathycoldnesscoolnessindifference

3. Warmth and intensity of feelingC1formal

   A state of great emotional warmth, fervor, or intensity.

   Ardor, fervor, pasión

   • She spoke with such ardor that the audience was moved.
   • The artist's ardor is reflected in every brushstroke.
   • His ardor for the project inspired the entire team.

   Sinónimoseagernessenthusiasmfervorfireintensitypassionvehemencewarmthzeal

   Antónimosapathycoldnesscoolnessdetachmentindifferencelukewarmness