Meaning & Definition of word "Zealous"

Zealous

/ˈzel.əs/

1. Having or showing zeal; passionate or eager in pursuit of something.
- Example: She was zealous in her efforts to promote environmental conservation.
2. Fervent or enthusiastic in support of a cause.
- Example: The zealous fans filled the stadium, cheering for their team.
3. Characterized by a fervent commitment to a cause or idea.
- Example: His zealous advocacy for social justice was inspiring to the community.
4. Marked by excessive eagerness or enthusiasm.
- Example: The zealous salesperson pushed the product a little too hard, making customers uneasy.

●From Latin 'zelosus', from 'zelus' meaning 'zeal, emulation'.

zealous supporter:

A person who shows great enthusiasm for a cause or organization.

zealous advocate:

Someone who is passionately dedicated to promoting and defending a cause.

zeal:

Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.

fervor:

Intense and passionate feeling.

ardor:

Enthusiasm or passion.

Meaning: Super hyped

● Example Sentence: He's super hyped about the new game release!

Meaning: Stoked

● Example Sentence: I'm stoked for the concert this weekend!