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    Fervor (en. Fervor)

    /ˈfervor/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Intensity in the expression of a feeling, especially in religious or devotional contexts.
    The religious fervor was evident in every prayer from the congregation.
    El fervor religioso se notaba en cada oración de la congregación.
    Enthusiasm or passion in carrying out any activity.
    The fervor of the audience at the concert was contagious.
    El fervor del público en el concierto era contagioso.
    Intense heat at a certain moment, as related to a discussion or commitment.
    There was fervor in the discussion about the importance of education.
    Se discutió con fervor sobre la importancia de la educación.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'fervorem', which means heat or fervor.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    religious fervor
    intensity and devotion in the realm of faith.
    fervor religioso
    patriotic fervor
    intense and passionate support for the homeland.
    fervor patriótico
    to speak with fervor
    to speak with great passion and commitment about a subject.
    hablar con fervor

    Related Words

    fervent
    One who feels or expresses fervor.
    ferviente
    fervently
    With fervor or in a passionate manner.
    fervientemente
    fervorous
    One who has fervor, generally in a positive sense.
    fervoroso

    Slang Meanings

    State of great emotion or enthusiasm.
    She was fervent about the launch of the new game.
    Estaba fervoroso por el lanzamiento del nuevo juego.
    A lot of energy in a social activity.
    Her fervor at the party made her the center of attention.
    Su fervor en la fiesta la convirtió en el centro de atención.