fervor in Irish
fervor in Irish is díograis — fervor means intense and passionate feeling or enthusiasm.
fervor in Irish
díograis
(American spelling) A passionate enthusiasm for some cause.
What does "fervor" mean?
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noun Intense and passionate feeling or enthusiasm.
"The crowd sang the anthem with real fervor."
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fervor in a sentence
- The crowd sang the anthem with real fervor.
- His religious fervor only deepened with age.
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What is "fervor" in Irish?
"fervor" in Irish is díograis. fervor means: Intense and passionate feeling or enthusiasm.
How do you use "fervor" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd sang the anthem with real fervor." In Irish, "fervor" is díograis.
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