fervency
[fur-vuh n-see]
noun
warmth or intensity of feeling; ardor; zeal; fervor.
Origin of fervency
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Related Words for fervency
emotion, heart, intensity, zest, fire, ardor, gusto, zeal, fury, vehemence, fervor, enthusiasmExamples from the Web for fervency
Historical Examples of fervency
“O, that it were to the day of my own death,” exclaimed Elizabeth with fervency.
The Boarding SchoolUnknown
Joy there was, but, alas, how much mitigated was its fervency!
The Black Baronet; or, The Chronicles Of BallytrainWilliam Carleton
In the fervency of his feelings, Alonzo flew to him and clasped him in his arms.
Alonzo and MelissaDaniel Jackson, Jr.
All the fervency which the mother had given to business, Micheline had given to love.
Serge Panine, CompleteGeorges Ohnet
By quickening and exciting us to a liveliness and fervency in all.
A Christian DirectoryBaxter Richard
fervency
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