zealous

Our knowledge of mountains, thanks to the labours of a zealous army of workers, is now considerable.

Mrs. King, who was religious and zealous, had found in him a convert.

In the French ambassador they had a dexterous, a zealous, and perhaps, not a disinterested intercessor.

He smiled with zealous yearning at the q-b, and resumed his conversations.

I was left alone, praising God that he had given me such clever parents, and so zealous for my welfare.

My zealous cooperation in measures necessary to secure us justice and consideration may be always depended on.

A rector in Fuller's early days was William Hayley, who died in 1789, a zealous antiquary.

The Zealous was laid alongside the Guerrier, and in twelve minutes that vessel was totally disabled.

He turned to those who had for many years demanded war with Spain on principle, the popular and zealous Protestant party.

The education of the little children was, however, too much for the most zealous of religious organizations.