Ardor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARDOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (US) passion of feeling, also ARDOUR
• great enthusiasm or passion
• Heat, in a literal sense; as, the ardor of the sun\'s rays.
• Warmth or heat of passion or affection; eagerness; zeal; as, he pursues study with ardor; the fought with ardor; martial ardor.
• Bright and effulgent spirits; seraphim.
• a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause)
• intense feeling of love
• feelings of great warmth and intensity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• intensity of emotion
• same as ardour

Words related to ARDOR

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Words that contain ARDOR

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How to use ARDOR in a sentence

• The intellects of men were quickened by a new sense of freedom, and stimulated by ardor of imagination.
• But nothing could damp the ardor of the contractor, Favre.
• She pursued with ardor and without scruple her unexpected fortune.
• In the midst of these reflections, he heard her light foot approach, but with a step more slow and melancholy than he could have expected from the ardor of their love.
• In this patent he mentions coal as proper to replace wood, and he explains his system with a visible emotion and singular ardor.
• Jesus returned to Galilee, having completely lost his Jewish faith, and filled with revolutionary ardor.
• Never did love join so much purity to so much ardor.
• Not a few old-fashioned people, and young ones likewise, in the ardor of their hopes, still cherished an enduring faith in this old prophecy.
• Milly certainly devoted less ardor to the enterprise.
• The sun was still far below the eastward horizon, but the clouds were gorgeous with his livery of red and gold, and the stars had shrunk from sight before the ardor of his beams.
• Many speeches were made to the citizens by the parliamentary leaders, in order to excite their ardor.
• I possess the same ardor as ever in study, and the same gayety in company.
• His ardor for liberty soon cooled, and it was not long before he was treating the people like a despot.
• When I beheld you, I understood her words, which, until then, I had disputed with all my youth, with all the ardor of my desires, with the despotic sternness of twenty years.
• Steavens said, “worked down,” but there was a new kind of strength in the gravity of her face, and her color still gave her that look of deep-seated health and ardor.
• To satisfy the ardor of the woman a beautiful saint must appear on the scene, and to satisfy that of the men there must be a virgin.
• I then proceeded to array myself with an absorbing ardor and devotion, doing my hair before a hand-glass with rare resignation of spirit.
• It was the first time since their flight from America, she felt, that his affection had borne out the promise of its earlier ardor.
• The inspiring tidings filled them with ardor, and they demanded to be led at once to the assault.
• And opening the heavy door himself, he drew her out of the carriage with so much ardor, that she was in his arms before she touched the ground.
• Ten minutes later the escort stopped at Ermenonville, but the four friends went on with well sustained ardor, guarding Mazarin carefully.
• It would seem right and natural that the emancipationists should have rallied with generous ardor to sustain him.
• At times she was terrified at the ardor with which Sulpice devoted himself to these occupations.
• Still he will not disguise his feelings and assume an ardor he is far from feeling.
• With ardor he set off to meet the welcome stranger.
• The sports of the turf were pursued with enthusiastic ardor.

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