ardent 音标拼音: ['ɑrdənt]
a . 热心的,激烈的,燃烧般的
热心的,激烈的,燃烧般的
ardent adj 1 :
characterized by intense emotion ; "
ardent love "; "
an ardent lover "; "
a fervent desire to change society "; "
a fervent admirer "; "
fiery oratory "; "
an impassioned appeal "; "
a torrid love affair " [
synonym : {
ardent },
{
fervent }, {
fervid }, {
fiery }, {
impassioned }, {
perfervid },
{
torrid }]
2 :
characterized by strong enthusiasm ; "
ardent revolutionaries ";
"
warm support " [
synonym : {
ardent }, {
warm }]
3 :
glowing or shining like fire ; "
from rank to rank she darts her ardent eyes "-
Alexander Pope ; "
frightened by his ardent burning eyes "
Ardent \
Ar "
dent \,
a . [
OE .
ardaunt ,
F .
ardant ,
p .
pr .
of arder to burn ,
fr .
L .
ardere .]
1 .
Hot or burning ;
causing a sensation of burning ;
fiery ;
as ,
ardent spirits ,
that is ,
distilled liquors ;
an ardent fever .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Having the appearance or quality of fire ;
fierce ;
glowing ;
shining ;
as ,
ardent eyes . --
Dryden .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Warm ,
applied to the passions and affections ;
passionate ;
fervent ;
zealous ;
vehement ;
as ,
ardent love ,
feelings ,
zeal ,
hope ,
temper .
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1913 Webster ]
An ardent and impetuous race . --
Macaulay .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Burning ;
hot ;
fiery ;
glowing ;
intense ;
fierce ;
vehement ;
eager ;
zealous ;
keen ;
fervid ;
fervent ;
passionate ;
affectionate .
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1913 Webster ]
231 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ardent ":
abandoned ,
ablaze ,
acquiescent ,
afire ,
aflame ,
aflicker ,
aglow ,
agog ,
agreeable ,
alacritous ,
alcoholic ,
alight ,
amative ,
amatory ,
amenable ,
amorous ,
and ,
anxious ,
assiduous ,
athirst ,
avid ,
baking ,
blazing ,
blistering ,
boiling ,
boiling over ,
breathless ,
broiling ,
burning ,
burning hot ,
candent ,
candescent ,
canicular ,
comburent ,
committed ,
compliant ,
conflagrant ,
consenting ,
constant ,
content ,
cooperative ,
cordial ,
crying ,
dedicated ,
delirious ,
desirous ,
devoted ,
devout ,
diligent ,
disposed ,
docile ,
drunk ,
eager ,
earnest ,
ebullient ,
emphatic ,
energetic ,
enthusiastic ,
erotic ,
excited ,
exciting ,
extreme ,
exuberant ,
fain ,
faithful ,
fanatic ,
favorable ,
favorably disposed ,
favorably inclined ,
febrile ,
fervent ,
fervid ,
fevered ,
feverish ,
fierce ,
fiery ,
flagrant ,
flaming ,
flaring ,
flickering ,
flushed ,
forward ,
fuming ,
game ,
genial ,
glowing ,
great ,
grilling ,
guttering ,
hard ,
hard -
core ,
hardworking ,
hasty ,
hearty ,
heated ,
hectic ,
hospitable ,
hot ,
hot as fire ,
hot as hell ,
hot -
blooded ,
hotheaded ,
ignescent ,
ignited ,
impassioned ,
impatient ,
impetuous ,
importunate ,
impulsive ,
in a blaze ,
in a glow ,
in earnest ,
in flames ,
in the mind ,
in the mood ,
incandescent ,
inclined ,
indefatigable ,
industrious ,
inflamed ,
insistent ,
intense ,
intent ,
intent on ,
intoxicated ,
keen ,
kindled ,
laborious ,
lascivious ,
liege ,
like a furnace ,
like an oven ,
live ,
lively ,
living ,
loverlike ,
loverly ,
loyal ,
madcap ,
mighty ,
minded ,
never idle ,
on fire ,
overheated ,
overwarm ,
parching ,
passionate ,
perfervid ,
piping hot ,
pliant ,
powerful ,
precipitate ,
predisposed ,
prompt ,
prone ,
provoking ,
quick ,
ready ,
ready and willing ,
receptive ,
red -
hot ,
reeking ,
relentless ,
resolute ,
responsive ,
roasting ,
scalding ,
scintillant ,
scintillating ,
scorching ,
searing ,
sedulous ,
seething ,
serious ,
sexual ,
simmering ,
sincere ,
sizzling ,
sizzling hot ,
sleepless ,
smoking ,
smoking hot ,
smoldering ,
sparking ,
spirited ,
spirituous ,
staunch ,
steadfast ,
steaming ,
steamy ,
stimulating ,
stirring ,
strenuous ,
strong ,
sudorific ,
sweating ,
sweaty ,
sweltering ,
sweltry ,
thirsty ,
tireless ,
toasting ,
torrid ,
totally committed ,
tractable ,
true ,
uncontrolled ,
unextinguished ,
unflagging ,
ungoverned ,
unquenched ,
unremitting ,
unrestrained ,
unsleeping ,
unsparing ,
unwearied ,
urgent ,
vehement ,
vigorous ,
vinous ,
warm ,
warmhearted ,
well -
disposed ,
well -
inclined ,
white -
hot ,
willed ,
willing ,
willinghearted ,
winy ,
with a kick ,
zealous
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