adj
impassioned
Impassioned (adj) means Full of strong feeling; delivered with intense emotion. Example: “She gave an impassioned speech about climate change.”
adj
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Full of strong feeling; delivered with intense emotion.
"She gave an impassioned speech about climate change."
How to use impassioned
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDelivered with real emotional intensity, especially a speech or plea.
Common pairings
impassioned speech
impassioned plea
impassioned defense
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more impassioned
- Superlative
- most impassioned
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Etymology
From impassion plus -ed.
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What does “impassioned” mean?
The word “impassioned” means full of strong feeling; delivered with intense emotion. In plain terms, delivered with real emotional intensity, especially a speech or plea.
How do you use “impassioned” in a sentence?
Here is “impassioned” used in a sentence: “She gave an impassioned speech about climate change.”
What part of speech is “impassioned”?
“Impassioned” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of impassioned?
"impassioned" (adj) means full of strong feeling; delivered with intense emotion.
