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ardour US, ardor [ˈɑːdə] n
1. feelings of great intensity and warmth; fervour 2. eagerness; zeal [from Old French ardour, from Latin ārdor, from ārdēre to burn] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
ardour Translations ardour ardor (US) [ˈɑːdəʳ] N ardour, (US) ardor n (of person) → Begeisterung f, → Leidenschaft f; (in voice also) → Überschwang m; (of feelings also) → Heftigkeit f; (of passions) → Glut f (liter), → Feuer nt; (of poems, letters) → Leidenschaftlichkeit f; the ardours of youth → die Leidenschaft der Jugend n ardour [ˈaːdə] enthusiasm; passion. passie حَماسَة شَديدَه، رَغْبَة مُلِحَّه плам nadšení, vášeň begejstring; iver; glød die Begeisterung θέρμη, ενθουσιασμός ardor vaimustus, ind اشتیاق؛ تب و تاب innokkuus ardeur לַהַט उत्ताप gorljivost semangat, hasrat ákafi, ástríða ardore, fervore 熱情 정열 aistra, įkarštis degsme; aizrautība ghairah hartstocht lidenskap, glød zapał paixão ardoare страсть náruživosť vnema oduševljenje glöd, iver อารมณ์ที่รุนแรง heyecan, ateşlilik 熱誠,熱情 пристрасть, запал گر مجوشی ، جذبہ nhiệt tình 热情 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He was exactly formed to engage Marianne's heart, for with all this, he joined not only a captivating person, but a natural ardour of mind which was now roused and increased by the example of her own, and which recommended him to her affection beyond every thing else. But even your best love is only an enraptured simile and a painful ardour. As I walked by her side that May morning, I was only conscious of her voice and her exquisite girlhood; for though she talked with the APLOMB of a woman of the world, a passionate candour and simple ardour in her manner would have betrayed her, had her face not plainly declared her the incarnation of twenty. |
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