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adj. 1. characterized by intense feeling; fervent: an ardent vow. 2. intensely devoted; zealous: an ardent theatergoer. 3. fiercely bright: ardent eyes.
FELT OR EXPERIENCED WITH A LOT OF FORCE. His ardent desire was to get more people interested in classical music. Synonyms and examples. strong. I felt a strong urge to hug him. powerful. Anger is one of the most powerful human emotions. intense. She learned that even intense emotional pain passes. fierce.
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Historical thesaurus. 2. 1471–. Inflammable, combustible. Obsolete except in the phrase ardent spirits, in which the meaning of ardent is now usually referred to their fiery taste: cf. Latin ardentis Falerni pocula. 1471. Waters corrosyve and waters ardent [i.e. acids and spirits]. G. Ripley, Compound of Alchymy in Ashm. 1652, 190. 1674.
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Having glowing or fiery passions or affections: as applied to the emotions themselves, showing vehemence; passionate; affectionate; zealous: as, ardent love or vows; ardent zeal. Nautical , having a tendency to gripe or come quickly to the wind: said of certain ships.
