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adjective
- 1. intense and impassioned: literary "a perfervid gardener"
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The meaning of PERFERVID is marked by overwrought or exaggerated emotion : excessively fervent. How to use perfervid in a sentence. Did you know? Synonym Discussion of Perfervid.
Synonyms for PERFERVID: passionate, passional, fervent, warm, intense, emotional, ardent, enthusiastic; Antonyms of PERFERVID: cold, dispassionate, cool, impassive, dry, objective, detached, impersonal.
Anything that's perfervid is full of an intense, deep emotion. Your perfervid speeches begging your parents to get a dog may do no good if they're both allergic. When feelings are impassioned and intense, they're perfervid.
Perfervid definition: very fervent; extremely ardent; impassioned. See examples of PERFERVID used in a sentence.
Define perfervid. perfervid synonyms, perfervid pronunciation, perfervid translation, English dictionary definition of perfervid. adj. Extremely or extravagantly eager; impassioned or zealous. per·fer′vid·ly adv. per·fer′vid·ness n.
perfervid in British English. (pɜːˈfɜːvɪd ) adjective. literary. extremely ardent, enthusiastic, or zealous. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Derived forms. perfervidly (perˈfervidly)
May 22, 2024 · perfervid (comparative more perfervid, superlative most perfervid) Extremely, excessively, or feverishly passionate; zealous.
adjective. Extremely fervid; ardent. Webster's New World. Similar definitions. Synonyms: fervent. torrid. impassioned. fiery. fervid. ardent. scorching. red-hot. passionate. hot-blooded. heated. glowing. flaming. dithyrambic. burning. Origin of Perfervid. From Late Latin perfervidus, from Latin per- + fervidus. From Wiktionary.
Perfervid definition: very fervent; extremely ardent; impassioned. See examples of PERFERVID used in a sentence.
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