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Fervor in a sentence?
He ripped off her clothes with great fervor; his feelings for her were almost ineffable.
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What is a sentence for fervor?
i have a fervor that one day ill be a veternarian if i try my best in everything i do
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How do you use the word fervor in a sentence?
(fervor is a state of great emotion, intensity, or belief.) "He spoke with great fervor about his accomplishments in the face of adversity." "Due to the work of the missionar…ies, a religious fervor spread throughout the islands." "The fervor of the colonists for control of their own destiny led to them to armed rebellion." (MORE)
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A sentence with fervor?
A sentence with fervor may include: King George IV caused great fervor with the Patriots. Fervor is an intense feeling, like a fevor, that makes you want to act out or make a …change. When you get fervor, you have a desire or passion to change something that you don't like or feel is wrong. (MORE)
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Name the wave of religious fervor in the early 1800?
i just took the test i only got one rong but it shows the right one... i go to connetions acadimy to1. In the 1800s, there was a wave of religious fervor known as the (1 point…)(0 pts) Religious Right.(1 pt) Second Great Awakening.(0 pts) Religious Awakening.(0 pts) Revival Times.1 /1 point 2. What movement called for drinking little or no alcohol? (1 point)(0 pts) Transcendentalist(0 pts) utopia communities(1 pt) temperance(0 pts) reformers1 /1 point 3. Who became head of education in Massachusetts in 1837? (1 point)(0 pts) Lyman Beecher(1 pt) Horace Mann(0 pts) George Caitlan(0 pts) Charles Finney1 /1 point 4. In the 1800s which occupation was a possible choice for women?(1 point)(0 pts) doctor(1 pt) schoolteacher(0 pts) minister(0 pts) lawyer1 /1 point 5. Who wrote seemingly simple, deeply personal poems? (1 point)(0 pts) Edgar Allen Poe(0 pts) Herman Melville(1 pt) Emily Dickinson(0 pts) Maria Mitchell1 /1 point 6. Who purchased his freedom from the slaveholder he had fled? (1 point)(1 pt) Frederick Douglass(0 pts) Horace Mann(0 pts) Charles T. Weber(0 pts) Theodore Weld1 /1 point 7. The network of escape routes out of the South for enslaved people was the (1 point)(0 pts) Escape Network.(0 pts) Slave Network.(1 pt) Underground Railroad.(0 pts) Southern Escape Route.1 /1 point 8. Who was the most famous Underground Railroad conductor? (1 point)(0 pts) Sojourner Truth(0 pts) Angelina Grimké(1 pt) Harriet Tubman(0 pts) Sarah Grimké1 /1 point 9. The most controversial issue at the Seneca Falls convention concerned (1 point)(0 pts) education.(1 pt) suffrage.(0 pts) jobs.(0 pts) slavery.1 /1 point 10. Who founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children? (1 point)(0 pts) Theodore Weld(0 pts) Frederick Douglass(0 pts) Susan B. Anthony(1 pt) Elizabeth Blackwell0 /1 point The final score is 9/10 (90%). (MORE)
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Why did religious fervor of new England puritans decline after 1660?
There are several reasons for the decline of the Puritans. The Puritan way of life was very demanding. It became impossible for successive generations to go on sustaining conc…ern for religious experiment. By the third generation Puritan leaders began to lose thier tight grip on the religious society. Puritans became victims of thier own dilemma, they were unable to live under their own religious zeal. In the 1660's membership declined and the churches became threatened. The conflicts within the puritan society had caught up with them. The experience of American living had taken the edge off the zeal of the first generation. By 1700 the leaders had lost control and the religious experiment was dead. Ironically it was the Puritans' own success that cause the decline. Economic success, and the building of a society was at the heart of the puritan work ethic. The acceptance of economic success allowed for religion to become lax. Business soon became of greater importance than religion. Economic achievement replaced the need for the holy experiment. Their own religion promoted economic success (the protestant work ethic). The difficulty of trying to live with such religious pressures as original sin, predestination, and living in moderation proved to be more than the puritans could handle. It demanded a standardized way of thinking that was not compatible with their growing society. Even with rigid intolerance, non-Puritans influenced the puritan society and was the last feature of its downfall. (MORE)
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Can you use fervor in a sentence?
Here is a sample sentence/paragraph for you using the word fervor. Bill did his gardening with great fervor and effort because he loved his roses and other flowers. His wife… accused him of showing more fervor towards his flowers than he did her! He said he put a lot of fervor into his gardening because he loved the flowers and the activity of caring for them. He put no effort or fervor into painting the side of the house however. He had to admit to himself he was neglecting his wife and the fervor of their love had waned. (MORE)
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What is the root word in this sentence bills fervor for politics began a heated debate?
A sentence does not have a root word. A root word is the main or original portion of most words. For example, the root of discrimination is the word " crime ". Perhaps you me…an the key idea of your sentence ? (MORE)
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Did revolutionary fervor began to cool after the death of Robespierre?
After the King's execution, the influence of Robespierre, Danton, & the pragmatic politicians increased at the expense of the Girondists. Girondists refused to have anything m…ore to do with Danton & because of this the government became more divided. (MORE)
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What is the meaning of the term 'fervor'?
Fervor is the American spelling of the English word fervour. It means an intense or passionate feeling and has its origin in the word fervor, meaning to boil.