Associations to the word «Ardour»
Noun
- Piety
- Enthusiast
- Happiness
- Fidelity
- Imagination
- Curiosity
- Charm
- Delight
- Warmth
- Glory
- Confidence
- Virtue
- Genius
- Contention
- Bravery
- Bonaparte
- Ecstasy
- Reverse
- Fatigue
- Napoleon
- Sympathy
- Chase
- Kiss
- Gratitude
- Fury
- Youth
- Inclination
- Hostility
- Alp
- Pleasure
- Regret
- Trifle
- Anxiety
- Jealousy
- Intellect
- Burn
- Perhaps
- Gaze
- Impulse
- Sweetheart
- Linux
- Proof
- Undertaking
- Fancy
- Spirit
- Excitement
- Soul
- Nobles
- Pride
- Enjoyment
- Mankind
- Temper
Adjective
Wiktionary
ARDOUR, noun. British spelling and Canadian spelling spelling of ardor
Dictionary definition
ARDOUR, noun. A feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause); "they were imbued with a revolutionary ardor"; "he felt a kind of religious zeal".
ARDOUR, noun. Intense feeling of love.
ARDOUR, noun. Feelings of great warmth and intensity; "he spoke with great ardor".
Wise words
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