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ardent

[ahr-dnt] / ˈɑr dnt /




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Both were Montagnards, members of the Revolution’s most ardent faction; Corday, from the rival Girondins, gained entry to Marat’s bathroom by claiming to have information on Girondin fugitives.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leopold, an ardent Nazi, worked as a deputy to Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s propaganda minister.

From The Wall Street Journal

His descriptions convey with equal force the stillness of the forest, the mute hostility of a marriage, the ardent impulses of youth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Greene has notably distanced herself from her party's positions - and from the president - for whom she once was an ardent supporter.

From BBC

She and other family members are ardent critics of Kennedy since his unsuccessful presidential campaign and nomination for the health role.

From BBC