ardent — having or showing very strong feelings of enthusiasm, passion, or devotion
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing very strong feelings of enthusiasm, passion, or devotion
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɑːrdənt/
Korean meaning: 열정적인, 열렬한, 간절한
Korean pronunciation: **아**던트
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is an ardent K-pop fan who knows all the choreography at age 80.
- He made an ardent plea for extra vacation days during the meeting.
- She was an ardent advocate for workers' rights.
ardent
ADJECTIVE//ˈɑːrdənt//
having or showing very strong feelings of enthusiasm, passion, or devotion
Passionate protesters showing intense devotion
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"Be ardent, not dormant — your dreams are too important."
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Origin
From Latin 'ardent-' meaning 'burning' or 'fiery', derived from the verb 'ardere' meaning 'to burn'. The word entered English through Old French 'ardent'.
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“My grandmother is an ardent K-pop fan who knows all the choreography at age 80.”
“He made an ardent plea for extra vacation days during the meeting.”
“She was an ardent advocate for workers' rights.”
“His ardent pursuit of the perfect pizza recipe lasted five years.”
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