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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ardiente
"Fue un ardiente defensor de los derechos civiles."
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Very enthusiastic or passionate.
"She was an ardent supporter of human rights."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin ardent- 'burning, glowing', from the verb ardere.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Ardent" is said worldwide
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ardent
Transliteration: ardent
"Il est un ardent défenseur de la nature."
inbrünstig
Transliteration: inbrünstig
"Sie war eine inbrünstige Verfechterin der Freiheit."
ardente
Transliteration: ardente
"Era un ardente sostenitore della causa."
ardiente
Transliteration: ardiente
"Fue un ardiente defensor de los derechos civiles."
ardente
Transliteration: ardente
"Ela era uma ardente defensora da igualdade."
उत्कट
Transliteration: utkat
"वह स्वतंत्रता का एक उत्कट समर्थक था।"
热烈
Transliteration: rèliè
"她是一位热烈的环保主义者。"
열렬한
Transliteration: yeollyeolhan
"그는 환경 보호의 열렬한 지지자였다."
熱烈な
Transliteration: netsuretsuna
"彼女は熱烈な音楽ファンです。"
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