zeal in Irish
zeal in Irish is díograis — zeal means strong, energetic enthusiasm for a cause, goal, or belief.
zeal in Irish
díograis
The fervour or tireless devotion for a person, cause, or ideal and determination in its furtherance; diligent enthusiasm; powerful interest.
What does "zeal" mean?
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noun Strong, energetic enthusiasm for a cause, goal, or belief.
"She pursued the project with real zeal, working late every night."
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zeal in a sentence
- She pursued the project with real zeal, working late every night.
- His zeal for the campaign never faded, even after the setbacks.
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What is "zeal" in Irish?
"zeal" in Irish is díograis. zeal means: Strong, energetic enthusiasm for a cause, goal, or belief.
How do you use "zeal" in a sentence?
Example: "She pursued the project with real zeal, working late every night." In Irish, "zeal" is díograis.
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