fervently

fervent | American Dictionary

fervent
adjective
us/ˈfɜr·vənt/
showing strong and sincere feelings or beliefs:
She was a fervent supporter of art and culture.

fervently

adverbus/ˈfɜr·vənt·li/
I fervently hope he’s right.

Examples of fervent

fervent
All three awakenings were characterized by a deep conviction of sin followed by conversion, fervent prayer and some ecstatic phenomena.
Nonconformity had by now started to lose one of its distinguishing features, its determination to save souls through fervent evangelism.27 of 1906 and 1950.
Pentecostalism, for example, is viewed as antithetical to ethnic identity because of its fervent belief in universalism and individualism.
They embraced modernity, in the shape of mechanization, with fervent zeal, but they were shunned by many of their more conservative colleagues.
The latter were seen as irrational, absurd, garish, over-zealous and fervent.
More fervent attempts to develop the child's musical ability will occur if the parents chose (or even paid for) nuclear material from a talented pianist.
The fervent anticommunism spawned by union centralization in the 1930s is a prominent example of frontlash.
This is hardly the position of a fervent advocate of additivity.
Perhaps it is her fervent embrace of empiricism that also explains the lack of sustained theoretical reflection in this book.
I suspect that a lot of this fervent restoration, admirable though it is, rather misses the point of what was most striking about the complex.
This moved slowly, gyrating forward with tremendous excitement, pulsating in their fervent devotion.
Most analyses of the revival, especially those that are sympathetic to it, refer to the years of fervent prayer in which many had been engaged prior to its outbreak.
The common point between them is a fervent patriotism, which was courageous and authentic before the independence of their countries, but diverted and compromised after the 1920s.
Save, perhaps in the fervent imagination of the most idealistic empiricist, all historical studies are incomplete.
Service on an ineffectual and inconsequential body is unlikely to be pleasurable no matter how fervent one's commitment to public service.
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