fervour (Meaning)

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fervour (n)

the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up

feelings of great warmth and intensity

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

She approached the task with fervour, fueled by her unwavering determination to complete it successfully.
The team radiated fervour as they eagerly anticipated the upcoming competition, their spirits soaring with confidence.
The professor captivated the students with his fervent lectures, igniting their passion for the subject matter.
The community gathered with fervour to celebrate their cultural heritage, their hearts alight with pride and joy.
The politician addressed the crowd with fervour, his impassioned words resonating with the audience, who cheered in enthusiastic support.
The artist poured their fervour into their masterpiece, their every brushstroke expressing the depth of their creative vision.
The athlete trained with fervour, relentlessly pushing the limits of their endurance, driven by the burning desire to achieve greatness.
The volunteer dedicated themselves to the cause with fervour, their unwavering commitment inspiring others to join in the fight for justice.
The child approached the stage with fervour, their eyes sparkling with excitement, eager to showcase their talent.
The explorer embarked on the expedition with fervour, their spirit fueled by an insatiable curiosity and unwavering determination to discover the unknown.

the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up, feelings of great warmth and intensity

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

She approached the task with fervour, fueled by her unwavering determination to complete it successfully.

The team radiated fervour as they eagerly anticipated the upcoming competition, their spirits soaring with confidence.

The professor captivated the students with his fervent lectures, igniting their passion for the subject matter.

The community gathered with fervour to celebrate their cultural heritage, their hearts alight with pride and joy.