Difference between Fervent and Ardent

FERVENT vs ARDENT: ADJECTIVE

Glowing, burning, very hot.
Extremely hot; glowing.
Having or showing great emotion or zeal; ardent.
Characterized by intense emotion
Hot; glowing; boiling; burning.
Warm in feeling; ardent in temperament; earnest; full of fervor; zealous; glowing.
Exhibiting particular enthusiasm, zeal, conviction, persistence, or belief.
Having or showing emotional warmth, fervor, or passion.
Sincerely or intensely felt
Extremely hot

Characterized by intense emotion
Characterized by strong enthusiasm
Expressing or characterized by warmth of feeling; passionate.
Displaying or characterized by strong enthusiasm or devotion; fervent.
Burning; fiery.
Glowing; shining.
Hot or burning; causing a sensation of burning; fiery
Warm, applied to the passions and affections; passionate; fervent; zealous; vehement.
Full of ardor; fervent, passionate.
Burning; glowing; shining.
Glowing or shining like fire

(archaic) extremely hot, burning, or glowing
Synonyms Eager, zealous, fervid, impassioned.
Ardent; warmly earnest; animated; eager; vehement: as, fervent zeal; fervent piety.
Hot; burning; glowing: as, a fervent summer; fervent rays.

Inflammable; combustible: only in the phrase ardent spirits (which see, below).
Having the appearance or quality of fire; flashing; fierce.
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.
; burning; redhot; hence, figuratively, causing a sensation of burning: as, an ardent fever.

Staunch, Devout, Fanatical, Vehement, Burning, Hot, Cordial, Torrid, Fiery, Perfervid, Sincere, Impassioned, Passionate, Fervid, Ardent

Zealous, Devout, Staunch, Avid, Burning, Bright, Warm, Torrid, Fiery, Perfervid, Fervid, Impassioned, Enthusiastic, Passionate, Fervent

Staunch, Devout, Fanatical, Vehement, Burning, Hot, Cordial, Torrid, Fiery, Perfervid, Sincere, Impassioned, Passionate, Fervid, Ardent

Zealous, Devout, Staunch, Avid, Burning, Bright, Warm, Torrid, Fiery, Perfervid, Fervid, Impassioned, Enthusiastic, Passionate, Fervent

Such is the power of definite, specific, fervent prayer.
Our desire of discharge will be the more fervent.
Our spirits most fervent we place in thy care.
It makes them even more fervent in their beliefs.
Shining, hot, intense, ardent, excited, fiery, fervid, fervent.
Yet, for now, our heartsare not very fervent.
Which her essayd with many a fervent tit.
Converts, of course, make the most fervent believers.
Thus a less fervent act of charity is not so great a good as a fervent act, but it is not an evil.
The downside is that the more fervent one half of your audience is, the other side is often just as, if not more, fervent.

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Shining, hot, intense, ardent, excited, fiery, fervid, fervent.
Peters is an ardent advocate for her clients.
I am one of your most ardent followers.
Ardent Democrat that I was, and ardent Republican that he was, young Morton and I had no unpleasant discussions.
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