Fervour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FERVOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• great intensity, also FERVOR
• intense and passionate feeling
• intense heat.
• intensity of feeling
• the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up
• feelings of great warmth and intensity

Words related to FERVOUR

fervency19 fervor12 fervorous15 fervours14

Words that contain FERVOUR

fervours14 perfervour18 perfervours19

How to use FERVOUR in a sentence

• I think with fervour of the day when first we talked together, and the scheme presented itself to me.
• In the fervour of intoxication, he drank off two cups more, so that his little remaining sense vanished, and he completely drove from his heart all respect for me.
• It is to be expanded in later texts and is to account for the fervour with which he is soon to be adored.
• We went on for a little way with a strange fervour of expectation.
• This joint creation of Florentine science and Venetian fervour is one of the most precious monuments of the Renaissance.
• The next is peculiarly valuable, as proving with what intense and religious fervour Michael Angelo addressed himself to the worship of intellectual beauty.
• Time was when I prayed with fervour for such silence, and my wife with sighs for such care, but now they have come we are not so glad as we might have anticipated we should be.
• The more severe the persecution they inflicted on that Sadrih of Blessedness, the more His fervour increased, and the brighter burned the flame of His love.
• There is no aloofness so forlorn as our aloofness from an uncontagious enthusiasm, and there is no hostility so sharp as that aroused by a fervour which fails of response.
• I ought not to rejoice in my dryness of soul, but rather attribute it to my want of fervour and fidelity.
• That was because her fervour counted as nothing the few that were allowed her.
• But there are hundreds of patriotic Indian students in America and Japan who can be inspired with apostolic fervour if only some capable workers are sent among them.
• SHOGHI Letter of 4 April 1950 4 April 1950 DELIGHTED NEWS PRAYING ADDED FERVOUR TOTAL SUCCESS DEEPEST LOVING APPRECIATION.
• His verses are largely pervaded with poetical fervour and religious sentiment, while his songs are generally true to nature.
• Its outstanding merit is its simplicity, its unaffected seriousness and fervour, the spirit of youth that is in it.
• She displayed the most beautiful Bosom imaginable, which heaved and fell with some Fervour, while a delicate well-shaped Arm held a Fan over her Face.
• With singular spiritual fervour in one so young, Savonarola surrendered his whole heart and soul to religious sentiments and exercises.
• But the knowledge that he has left love out of his scheme of life is no guarantee that he will ever acquire the fervour and the infinite patience of love.
• So you see us once more in harness, falling into the collar with energy, if not fervour.
• To me it was akin to those pregnant hours of my life through which I had passed in great exaltation of spiritual fervour.
• He had loved Sibylla with the pure fervour of feelings young and fresh.
• But later impressions soon crowded out this early religious fervour.
• It is not enough to say that Christianity is singular among religious and moral systems in exalting fervour into a virtue.
• Here is the power that produces that inner fervour without which virtue is a name and religion a yoke.
• There can be no doubt but that all round and shared by us, there are instances of the cooling of the fervour of Christian devotion.
• In this very despatch his religious fervour is displayed again and again.

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