Fervent
Detailed information about the term "Fervent"
Fervent is an adjective that describes a passionate intensity of feeling or expression. It is often used to characterize emotions, beliefs, or actions that are marked by a deep and sincere enthusiasm or zeal.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
The word "fervent" originates from the Latin word fervēns, which means "boiling" or "glowing." This etymology reflects the intense and heated nature of the emotions or actions described by the term.
Usage[edit | edit source]
Fervent is commonly used in various contexts to describe a range of intense emotions and actions. For example:
- A fervent supporter of a political cause.
- A fervent believer in a particular religion.
- A fervent advocate for social change.
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Examples in Literature[edit | edit source]
Fervent is frequently used in literature to convey strong emotions or convictions. For instance:
- In William Shakespeare's plays, characters often express fervent love or hatred.
- Jane Austen's novels feature characters with fervent desires and ambitions.
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