ardency (Meaning)

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ardency (n.)

Heat.

Warmth of passion or affection; ardor; vehemence; eagerness; as, the ardency of love or zeal.

Her ardency for social justice fueled her activism in various human rights causes.
The ardency of his passion was evident in every brushstroke of his artwork.
Their ardency for adventure led them to explore remote and exotic destinations.
The ardency with which he pursued his goals inspired those around him.
She spoke with ardency about her dreams of making a positive impact on the world.
The ardency of their love for each other was palpable to everyone who knew them.
His ardency for learning propelled him to pursue higher education despite numerous challenges.
The ardency of their commitment to environmental conservation drove them to organize community clean-up events regularly.
Despite facing criticism and opposition, her ardency for justice never wavered.
The ardency of his emotions overwhelmed him as he witnessed the beauty of nature's grandeur.

Heat., Warmth of passion or affection; ardor; vehemence; eagerness; as, the ardency of love or zeal.

intenseness, passion, warmth, passionateness, emotion, enthusiasm,intensity, excitement, ardor, vehemence

reticence,impassivity, impassiveness, unconcern, stoicism, unconcern, calmness, stoniness, composure, apathy

Her ardency for social justice fueled her activism in various human rights causes.

The ardency of his passion was evident in every brushstroke of his artwork.

Their ardency for adventure led them to explore remote and exotic destinations.

The ardency with which he pursued his goals inspired those around him.