passion
/ˈpæʃən/
noun
- A very strong feeling of enthusiasm or excitement for something or about doing something.
- Cooking is more than a hobby for her; it's a true passion.
- He spoke about environmental conservation with such passion that everyone listened closely.
- Her passion for music led her to practice the piano for hours every day.
- A very strong feeling of love, desire, or attraction toward someone.
- In the novel, the characters are torn between duty and passion.
- Their relationship was full of passion and excitement in the early years.
- The couple's passion for each other was evident in the way they looked at one another.
- A strong, barely controllable emotion, especially anger or rage.
- She regretted the words she had spoken in the heat of passion.
- In a fit of passion, he slammed the door and stormed out of the room.
- The argument escalated quickly as both sides were overcome by passion.
- The suffering and death of Jesus Christ (often capitalized: the Passion).
- The church service focused on the Passion of Christ during Holy Week.
- The Passion narrative is central to Christian theology.
- Many artists have depicted scenes from the Passion in their paintings.
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