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ardor

[ahr-der] / ˈɑr dər /


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Ron Chernow, in his authoritative biography of Hamilton, writes, “theirs was a friendship of unusual ardor,” but regards the lifelong bond between the sisters as evidence against an affair.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Hollywood ardor cooled a little with the advent, in 2001, of a Republican administration.

From Washington Post

Amid overlapping investigations and the looming possibility of arrest, the ardor of these supporters has not faded but, many said, has grown only stronger.

From New York Times

If asked about God, he can mouth the proper words but delivers them without ardor.

From Washington Post

The Prince doesn’t have a lot to do in “Beauty,” but Gordon brightened the Wedding pas de deux with his windswept leaps and tender ardor.

From New York Times