CEFR C1

fervent

adjective

Meaning

Having or displaying a passionate intensity of spirit, feeling, or enthusiasm.

Examples

She was a fervent supporter of environmental causes, dedicating much of her time to activism.
The speaker delivered a fervent appeal for unity, moving many in the audience to tears.

Synonyms: ardent, passionate, zealous, vehement

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fervent (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈfɜːrvənt/

Definition

Having or displaying a passionate intensity of spirit, feeling, or enthusiasm.

Examples

She was a fervent supporter of environmental causes, dedicating much of her time to activism.
The speaker delivered a fervent appeal for unity, moving many in the audience to tears.
Despite the setbacks, his fervent belief in the project's success never wavered.

How to Use fervent

fervent in (prepositional phrase): Showing intense feeling in a particular area or belief. — "She remained fervent in her commitment to social justice."
fervent desire (collocation): A very strong wish or longing. — "He had a fervent desire to see his homeland once more."

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