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zealously

/ˈzel.əs.li/

Traduction: Avec beaucoup d'énergie, d'enthousiasme ou de dévouement. Décrit l'exécution d'une action avec un zèle intense ou un engagement passionné, souvent en faveur d'une cause, d'une conviction ou d'une tâche.

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adverb

/ˈzel.əs.li/C1formal
  • frAvec beaucoup d'énergie, d'enthousiasme ou de dévouement. Décrit l'exécution d'une action avec un zèle intense ou un engagement passionné, souvent en faveur d'une cause, d'une conviction ou d'une tâche.

An adverb meaning "with great energy, enthusiasm, or dedication." It describes performing an action with intense fervor or passionate commitment, often in support of a cause, belief, or task.

  1. With great enthusiasmC1formal

    In a manner showing great energy, enthusiasm, and dedication towards a cause or activity.

    fravec zèle

    • She zealously pursued her goal of becoming a doctor.
    • The volunteers worked zealously to clean up the park.
    • He defended his beliefs zealously during the debate.

    Synonymesardentlyavidlydevotedlydiligentlyeagerlyearnestlyenthusiasticallyferventlyfervidlypassionately

    Antonymesapatheticallyindifferentlylistlesslyunenthusiastically

  2. With excessive fervorC2formal

    In a way that shows extreme or fanatical devotion, sometimes to an unreasonable degree.

    frAvec un zèle excessif

    • The cult members zealously followed their leader's commands.
    • He zealously guarded his privacy from the media.
    • They zealously promoted their ideology without considering other viewpoints.

    Synonymesfanaticallyobsessively

    Antonymesapatheticallyindifferentlylanguidlynonchalantly

Formes
  • more zealously comparative form
  • most zealously superlative form
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