zealous — having or showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈzeləs/
Korean meaning: 열정적인, 열성적인, 열심인
Korean pronunciation: 젤-러스 (강세: 젤)
Example Sentences
- The zealous fan waited 12 hours in line just to get the singer's autograph.
- My mom is so zealous about cleaning that she vacuums the carpet twice a day.
- The zealous student studied for the exam even during lunch break.
zealous
ADJECTIVE//ˈzeləs//
having or showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective
Environmental activist showing intense enthusiasm
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He works zealously with the bellows, while others grow jealous!
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Origin
From Greek 'zelos' meaning zeal or ardor, which entered English through Late Latin 'zelus' and Old French 'zele'. The word ultimately derives from the Greek concept of passionate devotion or rivalry.
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“The zealous fan waited 12 hours in line just to get the singer's autograph.”
“My mom is so zealous about cleaning that she vacuums the carpet twice a day.”
“The zealous student studied for the exam even during lunch break.”
“He was so zealous about his diet that he counted every single calorie, even in his chewing gum.”
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