Definition of fervent in English:

fervent

adjective ˈfəːv(ə)ntˈfərvənt

1Having or displaying a passionate intensity.
a fervent supporter of the revolution
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a fervent supporter of air power and had, unlike some of his colleagues, little faith in battleships.
- For them, there was only one prerequisite to opening a dancehall: a fervent passion for music and entertainment.
- My father's passion was a very fervent one, and I think that definitely rubbed off on all of us.
- While the Guardian campaign might have fired up voters, the Republicans ran a fervent campaign to mobilise supporters in rural Ohio.
- Chen's speech may have disappointed pro-independence voters in Taiwan who are his fervent supporters.
- The letter bears no signature and no address; it's at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic.
- The previous government of Jose Maria Aznar was one of the most fervent supporters of military action.
- And that fervent intensity so early in the morning… somehow a man gets to thinking too.
- But, dressed in yellow, she led her musicians with a fervent intensity.
- In that he was successful beyond the wildest dreams of even the most fervent supporter.
- The sheer reverence and admiration for these legends could be readily manipulated into fervent nationalist passion.
- He was an outspoken abolitionist and a fervent supporter of Reconstruction.
- Labour also believes that fervent Tory supporters were among the team counting the votes, and believes it to be unjust.
- A fervent Hull City supporter and former Uppingham School pupil, Mr Carver was also interested in gardens and historic houses.
- Thomas Paine, Ethan Allen and others were also fervent supporters of this doctrine.
- Hitler was born an Austrian, and during the Nazi period many Austrians were among his most fervent supporters.
- Otherwise, how are we to explain Neruda's fervent and impassioned commitment to the working class?
- They were white Afrikaners and fervent supporters of apartheid; their daughter was black.
- While the rhetoric may speak of a learning year for the team and drivers alike, there is a fervent passion and desire for success within the squad.
- Among the Democrats' richest and most fervent supporters, this may be the number one issue.
Synonyms
impassioned, passionate, intense, vehement, ardent, sincere, feeling, profound, deep-seated, heartfelt, deeply felt, emotional, animated, spirited
enthusiastic, zealous, fanatical, wholehearted, avid, eager, earnest, keen, committed, dedicated, devout
informal mad keen, card-carrying, true blue
British informal keen as mustard
rare fervid, perfervid, passional
2archaic Hot, burning, or glowing.
Example sentencesExamples
- But carrying in our hearts fervent coals of His hope and faith we can journey in the courage of His peace.
- The "eternal fire" also symbolizes the love of homeland which is always alive like a fervent fire.
Synonyms
bright, shining, radiant, glimmering, flickering, twinkling, incandescent, candescent, luminous, luminescent, phosphorescent

Derivatives

fervency

noun ˈfəːvənsiˈfərv(ə)nsi

Well, Sontag points to the ‘passionate bleakness’ of ‘a restless, chronically dissatisfied mind’ that offers us ‘moral fervency and gifts of compassion’.
Example sentencesExamples
- He has succeeded in expressing the fervency and zeal both of the minister and his congregation.
- Bernard was not content with careful exegesis and orthodox doctrine - there is also an unusual fervency and passion in the sermons.
- There hasn't been great fervency for football up here but I detect a change and that the club is now capturing our public's imagination.
- It is with the same level of fervency that I'm told in the media that the postmodernist EU is all sweetness and light while the US acts ‘selfishly’ or as a ‘bully boy’.

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin fervent- 'boiling', from the verb fervere. Compare with fervid and fervour.

Rhymes

observant, servant

Definition of fervent in US English:

fervent

adjectiveˈfərvəntˈfərvənt

1Having or displaying a passionate intensity.
a fervent disciple of tax reform
Example sentencesExamples
- He was an outspoken abolitionist and a fervent supporter of Reconstruction.
- While the rhetoric may speak of a learning year for the team and drivers alike, there is a fervent passion and desire for success within the squad.
- While the Guardian campaign might have fired up voters, the Republicans ran a fervent campaign to mobilise supporters in rural Ohio.
- Labour also believes that fervent Tory supporters were among the team counting the votes, and believes it to be unjust.
- He was a fervent supporter of air power and had, unlike some of his colleagues, little faith in battleships.
- Otherwise, how are we to explain Neruda's fervent and impassioned commitment to the working class?
- Among the Democrats' richest and most fervent supporters, this may be the number one issue.
- They were white Afrikaners and fervent supporters of apartheid; their daughter was black.
- Hitler was born an Austrian, and during the Nazi period many Austrians were among his most fervent supporters.
- My father's passion was a very fervent one, and I think that definitely rubbed off on all of us.
- For them, there was only one prerequisite to opening a dancehall: a fervent passion for music and entertainment.
- But, dressed in yellow, she led her musicians with a fervent intensity.
- Chen's speech may have disappointed pro-independence voters in Taiwan who are his fervent supporters.
- The letter bears no signature and no address; it's at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic.
- A fervent Hull City supporter and former Uppingham School pupil, Mr Carver was also interested in gardens and historic houses.
- And that fervent intensity so early in the morning… somehow a man gets to thinking too.
- In that he was successful beyond the wildest dreams of even the most fervent supporter.
- The previous government of Jose Maria Aznar was one of the most fervent supporters of military action.
- Thomas Paine, Ethan Allen and others were also fervent supporters of this doctrine.
- The sheer reverence and admiration for these legends could be readily manipulated into fervent nationalist passion.
Synonyms
impassioned, passionate, intense, vehement, ardent, fervid, sincere, feeling, profound, deep-seated, heartfelt, deeply felt, emotional, animated, spirited
1. 1.1archaic Hot, burning, or glowing.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But carrying in our hearts fervent coals of His hope and faith we can journey in the courage of His peace.
  The "eternal fire" also symbolizes the love of homeland which is always alive like a fervent fire.
  Synonyms
  bright, shining, radiant, glimmering, flickering, twinkling, incandescent, candescent, luminous, luminescent, phosphorescent

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin fervent- ‘boiling’, from the verb fervere. Compare with fervid and fervor.

单词	fervent
释义	Definition of fervent in English: fervent adjective ˈfəːv(ə)ntˈfərvənt 1Having or displaying a passionate intensity. a fervent supporter of the revolution Example sentencesExamples He was a fervent supporter of air power and had, unlike some of his colleagues, little faith in battleships. For them, there was only one prerequisite to opening a dancehall: a fervent passion for music and entertainment. My father's passion was a very fervent one, and I think that definitely rubbed off on all of us. While the Guardian campaign might have fired up voters, the Republicans ran a fervent campaign to mobilise supporters in rural Ohio. Chen's speech may have disappointed pro-independence voters in Taiwan who are his fervent supporters. The letter bears no signature and no address; it's at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic. The previous government of Jose Maria Aznar was one of the most fervent supporters of military action. And that fervent intensity so early in the morning… somehow a man gets to thinking too. But, dressed in yellow, she led her musicians with a fervent intensity. In that he was successful beyond the wildest dreams of even the most fervent supporter. The sheer reverence and admiration for these legends could be readily manipulated into fervent nationalist passion. He was an outspoken abolitionist and a fervent supporter of Reconstruction. Labour also believes that fervent Tory supporters were among the team counting the votes, and believes it to be unjust. A fervent Hull City supporter and former Uppingham School pupil, Mr Carver was also interested in gardens and historic houses. Thomas Paine, Ethan Allen and others were also fervent supporters of this doctrine. Hitler was born an Austrian, and during the Nazi period many Austrians were among his most fervent supporters. Otherwise, how are we to explain Neruda's fervent and impassioned commitment to the working class? They were white Afrikaners and fervent supporters of apartheid; their daughter was black. While the rhetoric may speak of a learning year for the team and drivers alike, there is a fervent passion and desire for success within the squad. Among the Democrats' richest and most fervent supporters, this may be the number one issue. Synonyms impassioned, passionate, intense, vehement, ardent, sincere, feeling, profound, deep-seated, heartfelt, deeply felt, emotional, animated, spirited enthusiastic, zealous, fanatical, wholehearted, avid, eager, earnest, keen, committed, dedicated, devout informal mad keen, card-carrying, true blue British informal keen as mustard rare fervid, perfervid, passional 2archaic Hot, burning, or glowing. Example sentencesExamples But carrying in our hearts fervent coals of His hope and faith we can journey in the courage of His peace. The "eternal fire" also symbolizes the love of homeland which is always alive like a fervent fire. Synonyms bright, shining, radiant, glimmering, flickering, twinkling, incandescent, candescent, luminous, luminescent, phosphorescent Derivatives fervency noun ˈfəːvənsiˈfərv(ə)nsi Well, Sontag points to the ‘passionate bleakness’ of ‘a restless, chronically dissatisfied mind’ that offers us ‘moral fervency and gifts of compassion’. Example sentencesExamples He has succeeded in expressing the fervency and zeal both of the minister and his congregation. Bernard was not content with careful exegesis and orthodox doctrine - there is also an unusual fervency and passion in the sermons. There hasn't been great fervency for football up here but I detect a change and that the club is now capturing our public's imagination. It is with the same level of fervency that I'm told in the media that the postmodernist EU is all sweetness and light while the US acts ‘selfishly’ or as a ‘bully boy’. Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin fervent- 'boiling', from the verb fervere. Compare with fervid and fervour. Rhymes observant, servant Definition of fervent in US English: fervent adjectiveˈfərvəntˈfərvənt 1Having or displaying a passionate intensity. a fervent disciple of tax reform Example sentencesExamples He was an outspoken abolitionist and a fervent supporter of Reconstruction. While the rhetoric may speak of a learning year for the team and drivers alike, there is a fervent passion and desire for success within the squad. While the Guardian campaign might have fired up voters, the Republicans ran a fervent campaign to mobilise supporters in rural Ohio. Labour also believes that fervent Tory supporters were among the team counting the votes, and believes it to be unjust. He was a fervent supporter of air power and had, unlike some of his colleagues, little faith in battleships. Otherwise, how are we to explain Neruda's fervent and impassioned commitment to the working class? Among the Democrats' richest and most fervent supporters, this may be the number one issue. They were white Afrikaners and fervent supporters of apartheid; their daughter was black. Hitler was born an Austrian, and during the Nazi period many Austrians were among his most fervent supporters. My father's passion was a very fervent one, and I think that definitely rubbed off on all of us. For them, there was only one prerequisite to opening a dancehall: a fervent passion for music and entertainment. But, dressed in yellow, she led her musicians with a fervent intensity. Chen's speech may have disappointed pro-independence voters in Taiwan who are his fervent supporters. The letter bears no signature and no address; it's at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic. A fervent Hull City supporter and former Uppingham School pupil, Mr Carver was also interested in gardens and historic houses. And that fervent intensity so early in the morning… somehow a man gets to thinking too. In that he was successful beyond the wildest dreams of even the most fervent supporter. The previous government of Jose Maria Aznar was one of the most fervent supporters of military action. Thomas Paine, Ethan Allen and others were also fervent supporters of this doctrine. The sheer reverence and admiration for these legends could be readily manipulated into fervent nationalist passion. Synonyms impassioned, passionate, intense, vehement, ardent, fervid, sincere, feeling, profound, deep-seated, heartfelt, deeply felt, emotional, animated, spirited 1.1archaic Hot, burning, or glowing. Example sentencesExamples But carrying in our hearts fervent coals of His hope and faith we can journey in the courage of His peace. The "eternal fire" also symbolizes the love of homeland which is always alive like a fervent fire. Synonyms bright, shining, radiant, glimmering, flickering, twinkling, incandescent, candescent, luminous, luminescent, phosphorescent Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin fervent- ‘boiling’, from the verb fervere. Compare with fervid and fervor.
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