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fervor
noun as in excitement, enthusiasm
Example Sentences
In recent years, Lego has cultivated a devoted base of adult fans, who might not have been able to afford the pricey Danish kits as kids but now come armed with fervor and disposable income.
But, so far at least, the speculative fervor visible in markets hasn’t translated into investors in big listed companies abandoning their preference for a bird in the hand.
“Meme Stocks often trade untethered from ... fundamentals, driven instead by speculative fervor and viral momentum.”
The fast pace of recent gains in margin debt suggest the bullish fervor may have run its course.
And with each victory, the celebrations have grown in fervor and joy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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