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fervent

[fur-vuhnt] / ˈfɜr vənt /


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

From Los Angeles Times

There is dismay among some of his most fervent supporters about his repeatedly expressed enthusiasm for high-skilled immigration and H-1B visas.

From The Wall Street Journal

The actor, who famously performs his own stunts, has also been a fervent advocate for cinema as the streaming industry and social media compete for viewers' time and attention.

From BBC

Supporters responded with a fervent show of support for the ex-Burnley boss, roaring on the side even after they thought Jan Bednarek had levelled, before it was ruled out for offside.

From BBC

It’s the most fervent representation of what feels like Hit-Boy enacting a cinematic rebirth.

From Los Angeles Times