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zeal
noun as in enthusiasm
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The week started full of optimism and zeal.
Given the level of opposition to removing those barriers, Hendry says, Reform UK's zeal for shale gas was mistaken.
The newly graduated 26-year-old and devout Catholic was just three months into a job as a customs official - which he had taken on with his usual zeal, by refusing to be bribed.
It is not bad for a man who spoke at the start of the week about how professional golf was "not a fulfilling life" and questioned "the point" of pursuing victories with such zeal.
A number of judicial experts have expressed surprise at the zeal with which the investigations have been carried out.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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