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fervent [fer-vent]adjetivoFerviente, hirviente.
Ardiente, fogoso, vehemente.- Fervent temper -> genio vivo
Fervoroso, que tiene mucho fervor y devoción.
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fervent [ˈfɜːvənt] ?
adjective
[+prayer] ferviente; [+desire] ardiente; [+belief] firme; [+supporter] acérrimo; ferviente; [+denial] enfático he is a fervent believer in neoliberalism es un acérrimo ferviente partidario del neoliberalismo;or it is my fervent hope that ... espero fervientemente que ...
their heads were bowed in fervent prayer he offered up a fervent prayer for their safety it was her fervent belief that she was descended from the mighty Cleopatra he was voicing the fervent desire of thousands of his fellow countrymen she was driven by her fervent desire to see justice done the widespread fervent enthusiasm which perhaps only a mass movement can generate and maintain Those who were not fervent supporters of the Kuomintang risked official displeasure even his most fervent supporters thought he had gone wrong There were many non-Russian nationalists and fervent anti-Communists in the villages of the Ukraine he is a fervent advocate of the new system he was and remained a fervent admirer of Hitler the denial was too fervent to be plausible
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