impassionate Sentence Examples
- His impassioned plea stirred the emotions of the jury.
- The impassioned speeches of the politicians ignited a fire in the hearts of the crowd.
- With impassioned language, the activist condemned the injustices of society.
- The poet's impassioned verse expressed the depths of human longing.
- The impassioned kiss conveyed the intensity of their love.
- The impassioned debate raged for hours, as each side presented their arguments with conviction.
- Her impassioned performance brought the audience to tears.
- The impassioned leader inspired his followers with his unwavering belief.
- The impassioned music swelled with emotion, creating a sense of awe and wonder.
- The impassioned words of the elder statesman resonated with wisdom and experience.
impassionate Meaning
Webster
impassionate (a.)
Strongly affected.
Without passion or feeling.
Webster
impassionate (v. t.)
To affect powerfully; to arouse the passions of.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impassionate
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FAQs About the word impassionate
Strongly affected., To affect powerfully; to arouse the passions of., Without passion or feeling.
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His impassioned plea stirred the emotions of the jury.
The impassioned speeches of the politicians ignited a fire in the hearts of the crowd.
With impassioned language, the activist condemned the injustices of society.
The poet's impassioned verse expressed the depths of human longing.
