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fervour
/ ˈɜːə /
noun
- great intensity of feeling or belief; ardour; zeal
- rare.intense heat
Word History and Origins
Origin of fervour1
Example Sentences
His talk of a "51st state," coupled with the trade war sparked by Trump's tariffs, has unleashed a patriotic fervour in Canada.
The fact the photos are not recent, certainly not taken over the past 10 days, won't quell the fervour.
In a wide-ranging interview with BBC Sport, former Canadian international Wilkinson expressed her belief that Wales fans do not support the women's team with the same fervour as the men's side.
Mr Daniel has spoken out against the government in the past, but says his patriotic fervour was revived during the recent two-year war in Tigray, the northern province of Ethiopia, which is on Eritrea’s border.
The fervour ended after his arrest and rehab, after which he only recorded one further album - 1997's self-released Leave a Light On.
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