fervid (Meaning)

Wordnet

fervid (s)

characterized by intense emotion

(archaic) extremely hot, burning, or glowing

Webster

Very hot; burning; boiling.

Ardent; vehement; zealous.

The fervid orator's words ignited a fire of passion in the hearts of the audience.
The fervent desire to change the world burned brightly in his soul, driving him to relentless action.
With fervid intensity, she pursued her research, determined to unravel the mysteries of the universe.
The fervid emotions of the crowd were palpable as they cheered wildly for their favorite team.
His fervid belief in the power of love led him to devote his life to helping others.
The fervor of her faith sustained her through difficult times, giving her strength and hope.
The fervid energy of the young activists transformed the peaceful protest into a powerful movement for change.
The fervid heat of the desert sunbaked the earth, leaving it cracked and parched.
The fervent pleas of the refugees for a safe haven fell on deaf ears, leaving them in despair.
With fervid enthusiasm, the children performed their school play, delighting the audience with their talent and energy.

characterized by intense emotion, (archaic) extremely hot, burning, or glowingVery hot; burning; boiling., Ardent; vehement; zealous.

warm, fervent,passionate, ardent, enthusiastic, intense, emotional, passional,religious, impassioned

objective, impassive, objective,cold, dispassionate, dry, cool, cool, impassive, dry

The fervid orator's words ignited a fire of passion in the hearts of the audience.

The fervent desire to change the world burned brightly in his soul, driving him to relentless action.

With fervid intensity, she pursued her research, determined to unravel the mysteries of the universe.

The fervid emotions of the crowd were palpable as they cheered wildly for their favorite team.