Associations to the word «Zealous»
Noun
- Patronage
- Proponent
- Frigate
- Theologian
- Bishop
- Rights
- Monastery
- Chevalier
- Vanguard
- Intercourse
- Displeasure
- Worship
- Fray
- Gospel
- Reform
- Loyalty
- Conviction
- Admiration
- Slavery
- Jews
- Fidelity
- Haste
- Dilemma
- Statesman
- Deliberation
- Vicar
- Endeavor
- Wise
- Pope
- Suppression
- Prosecution
- Abbot
- Conduct
- Dominion
- Foley
- Monk
- Honour
- Persons
- Blessing
- Prosperity
- Opinion
- Maximilian
- Evil
- Placing
- Delusion
- Lucius
- Labourer
- Expose
- Addison
- Hanover
- Lament
- Virtue
- Enemy
- Conversion
- Greatness
- Chaplain
- Nationalism
- Laird
- Sovereign
- Jew
- Favour
- Parson
- Sentiment
- Abolition
- Creed
- Regard
- Motive
- Wherefore
Adjective
Wiktionary
ZEALOUS, adjective. Full of zeal; ardent, fervent; exhibiting enthusiasm or strong passion.
ZEALOUS WITNESS, noun. (legal) a witness who has favoritism towards one party in a case.
ZEALOUS WITNESSES, noun. Plural of zealous witness
Dictionary definition
ZEALOUS, adjective. Marked by active interest and enthusiasm; "an avid sports fan".
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