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Detailed Translations for fervent from English to French

fervent:


Translation Matrix for fervent:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fervent faddist; fanatic; freak; maniac; zealot
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
brûlant hot
- ardent; fervid; fiery; impassioned; perfervid; torrid
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ardemment ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful broiling; burning; fiery; scalding
ardent ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful blazing; broiling; burning; excited; exciting; fiery; flaming; glowing; heated; horny; hot; lascivious; randy; scalding
avec ferveur ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful broiling; burning; fiery; scalding
brûlant ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; intense; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful blazing; broiling; burning; excited; exciting; flaming; glowing; heated; horny; hot; inflamed; lascivious; moving; muggy; randy; scalding; sensational; stirring; stuffy; stunning; sultry; sweltering; thrilling; touching
enflammé ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; intense; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful broiling; burning; eager; eagre; enthusiastic; fiery; glowing; heated; hot-headed; hot-tempered; impassioned; inflamed; inspired; kindled; scalding; warm
fervent ardent; fervent; impassioned; keen; passionate bitter; boisterousness; broiling; burning; cutting; fanatic; fanatical; fanatically; fierce; fiery; furious; nipping; obsessed; scalding; snappy; tempestuous; uncontrolled; zealotic
fougueusement ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; intense; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful uncontrolled
fougueux ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful boisterousness; fierce; furious; inconsiderate; overconfident; rash; reckless; tempestuous; thoughtless; uncontrolled
impétueusement ardent; fervent; violent uncontrolled
impétuex ardent; fervent; violent
passionné ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful boisterousness; broiling; burning; cutting; eager; eagre; enthusiastic; excited; exciting; fanatic; fascinated; fierce; fiery; furious; glowing; heated; horny; hot; impassioned; inspired; intrigued; lascivious; manic; nipping; passionate; possessed; randy; scalding; snappy; tempestuous; warm
passionnément ardent; fervent; fierce; hot-blooded; hot-tempered; impassioned; intense; keen; passionate; temperamental; temperamentful passionate
violemment ardent; fervent; violent agressive; ardent; boisterousness; fierce; furious; hard; hard-handed; harsh; heated; heavy; intense; offensive; passionate; rough; tempestuous; vehement; violent
violent ardent; fervent; violent agressive; ardent; assaulting; bitter; cutting; enormous; fierce; hard; hard-handed; harsh; heated; heavy; immense; intense; nipping; offensive; passionate; rough; savage; seething; shrill; snappy; tremendous; vehement; violent; wild
véhément ardent; fervent; violent ardent; boisterousness; enormous; fierce; furious; heated; immense; intense; passionate; severe; strong; tempestuous; tremendous; uncontrolled; violent

Related Words for "fervent":

  • fervently

Synonyms for "fervent":


Related Definitions for "fervent":

  1. extremely hot1
    • the fervent heat...merely communicated a genial warmth to their half-torpid systems1
  2. characterized by intense emotion1
    • a fervent desire to change society1
    • a fervent admirer1

Wiktionary Translations for fervent:

fervent
adjective
  1. exhibiting particular enthusiasm, zeal, conviction, persistence, or belief
fervent
adjective
  1. Qui a de la ferveur ; qui remplir de ferveur.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
fervent fervent, fervente inbrünstig — mit leidenschaftlichem Gefühl