ardor in Japanese
ardor in Japanese is 熱意（ねつい, netsui）, 情熱, 熱情 — ardor means intense warmth of feeling, enthusiasm, or passion.
ardor in Japanese
熱意（ねつい, netsui）
情熱
Pronounced: jōnetsu
Great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion.
熱情
Pronounced: netsujō
Great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion.
What does "ardor" mean?
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noun Intense warmth of feeling, enthusiasm, or passion.
"He pursued the project with great ardor."
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ardor in a sentence
- He pursued the project with great ardor.
- Nothing could cool her ardor for the cause.
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What is "ardor" in Japanese?
"ardor" in Japanese is 熱意（ねつい, netsui）, 情熱, 熱情. ardor means: Intense warmth of feeling, enthusiasm, or passion.
How do you use "ardor" in a sentence?
Example: "He pursued the project with great ardor." In Japanese, "ardor" is 熱意（ねつい, netsui）, 情熱, 熱情.
Are there other ways to say "ardor" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ardor": 熱意（ねつい, netsui）, 情熱, 熱情.
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