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zealous

[zel-uhs] / ˈzɛl əs /


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He has a zealous smile on his face, like he’s just been validated.

From Literature

Douglass noted the paradox: For abolitionists Lincoln seemed “tardy, cold, dull, and indifferent,” yet by the measure of public sentiment he was obliged to weigh, Lincoln proved “swift, zealous, radical, and determined.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Ludwig II of Bavaria was a zealous aesthete with enough personal wealth to treat part of what is now Germany as an architectural canvas.

From Salon

Lambasting his creative choices, and silently judging the one-hour-photo employee who calls his shots “pretty,” Scorsese good-naturedly mocked the zealous dedication he brought to his movies.

From Los Angeles Times

The controversy has caused his supporters to rally around him, praising his performance and the zealous way in which he has championed the president’s causes.

From Los Angeles Times