Fervoroso (en. Fervent)

/feɾ.boˈɾo.so/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That feels or shows fervor.

His speech was fervent and passionate.

Su discurso fue fervoroso y apasionado.

Full of religious or spiritual fervor.

She attended the mass with a fervent spirit.

Asistió a la misa con un espíritu fervoroso.

That implies great enthusiasm.

The fervent applause of the audience encouraged the artists.

El fervoroso aplauso del público animó a los artistas.

It comes from the Latin 'fervorosus', which means 'fiery, warm'.

fervent defender

A person who defends something with great enthusiasm.

fervoroso defensor

fervent believer

Someone who has a deep faith or devotion.

fervoroso creyente

fervent speech

A speech full of passion and emotion.

discurso fervoroso

fervor

Intensity of emotions or feelings.

fervor

fervent

That shows fervor or zeal in their actions and beliefs.

ferviente

fervency

Quality of being fervent.

fervorosidad

Passionate about something specific.

He is a fervent football fan; he never misses a match.

Es un fervoroso del fútbol, nunca se pierde un partido.

When someone acts with great unchecked enthusiasm.

That person is very fervent in their political opinions.

Esa persona es muy fervorosa en sus opiniones políticas.