Fervor – Extreme intensity or emotion

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Fervor - Extreme intensity of emotion or belief

Pronounced as Fur (emphasized) + Vur {Listen to it here}

It comes from the Latin root fervere which means to boil.

Fervere is also the root of Fervent which means showing ardent or extremely passionate enthusiasm.

Situational Uses / Sentences:

  • Californians’ Global Warming Fervor Cools – NYTimes.com
  • He spoke with great fervor about his academic accomplishments.

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