Words Of Passion

noun intense enthusiasm or passion

adjective ardent, characterized by intense feeling or passion

• The scientist spoke with great ardor about her latest research findings.
• She pursued her passion with such ardor that it inspired those around her.
• He had an ardor for skateboarding that was unmatched by anyone in the neighborhood.
• The artist painted with such ardor that his emotions seemed to leap off the canvas.

noun a sudden burst or eruption

verb to emerge or burst out suddenly

• The sun began to break forth from behind the clouds, illuminating the landscape.
• When the music started playing, everyone couldn't help but break forth into dance.
• After a long day of work, I just want to break forth and chill at home.
• His creativity seemed to break forth from a deep well within him, inspiring those around him.

verb to give all or a large part of one's time or resources to a particular person, activity, or cause

• She chose to devote her time and energy to the research project.
• He decided to devote all his weekends to playing video games.
• I'm going to devote my summer to chilling at the beach.
• She was determined to devote her heart to helping those in need.

verb to fill with delight, charm, or enrapture

• The beauty of the artwork enravished all who beheld it.
• I was completely enravished by the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain.
• The new video game absolutely enravished me, I couldn't stop playing it.
• The melody of the music enravished my soul, transporting me to another world.

adjective having or displaying a passionate intensity

• She expressed her fervent support for the new policy during the meeting.
• I could see the fervent passion in his eyes when he talked about his favorite hobby.
• The fans were absolutely fervent about their favorite sports team winning the championship.
• The artist's fervent brush strokes brought the painting to life.

noun the act of raping; violation

verb to fill with intense delight; enrapture

• The beauty of the artwork ravished the art critics.
• The dessert was so delicious, it ravished my taste buds.
• That new song absolutely ravished the charts.
• His passionate speech ravished the hearts of the audience.

verb to fill with intense delight; enrapture

adjective filled with intense delight; enraptured

adverb in a state of being filled with intense delight; enraptured

• The beauty of the artwork in the museum left the visitors ravished.
• The dessert was so delicious, it ravished everyone at the party.
• That new song is so good, it absolutely ravished me!
• The breathtaking view from the mountaintop ravished her senses.

noun a passionate appeal or outcry, especially one made in desperation or anguish

• The author's cri de coeur for social justice resonated with readers around the world.
• Her cri de coeur about the state of the education system sparked a heated debate among parents.
• I couldn't help but let out a cri de coeur when I heard the news about my favorite band breaking up.
• The painting's vibrant colors and bold strokes served as a cri de coeur for the artist's inner turmoil.

noun a romantic relationship or love affair

• The affair de coeur between the two diplomats caused quite a scandal in diplomatic circles.
• Their affair de coeur was the talk of the town for weeks.
• Their secret affaire de coeur was finally exposed to their friends.
• The artist's affaire de coeur with her muse inspired some of her most beautiful work.

noun a person who lacks good sense or judgment

preposition used to indicate that someone has a strong liking or tendency towards something

• She was a fool for believing his empty promises.
• I'm a fool for chocolate chip cookies.
• Don't be a fool for that scam.
• He was a fool for love, always getting his heart broken.