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fervent

[fur-vuhnt] / ˈfɜr vənt /


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A fervent Alabama football fan, Cook was a member of the political union who loved debate.

From The Wall Street Journal

The SBU wanted to strike its blow around Russian Victory Day on May 9, a day celebrated with fervent military pomp.

From The Wall Street Journal

Recognized for their hypnotic choreography, playful lyricism and fervent energy, the “Gnarly” singers went all out for dress rehearsal — involving an army of backup dancers and repeated blasts of confetti.

From Los Angeles Times

Known for his fervent and outspoken style, Pastor McConnell led the church for over 60 years until his death in 2021.

From BBC

In the eyes of the program’s most fervent supporters, the team has underachieved.

From Los Angeles Times