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Meaning of passions
strong and barely controllable emotions
Etymology of passions
The word "passions" originates from Old French "passion," which is derived from Latin "passio," meaning "suffering" or "enduring"
Historically, the term referred to the sufferings of Jesus Christ or a martyr, but its meaning has since expanded to encompass strong emotions and desires
Synonyms
enthusiasm
zeal
ardor
fervor
passionateness
excitement
eagerness
interest
dedication
devotion
commitment
energy
intensity
fire
zealotry
fanaticism
obsession
fixation
infatuation
love
affection
tenderness
sentiment
emotion
feelings
sentiments
sensations
desires
appetites
cravings
longings
yearnings
aspirations
ambitions
motivations
drives
impulses
urges
inclinations
predispositions
proclivities
tendencies
inclinations
Definitions
- A strong and barely controllable emotion, typically one that is intense and driving
- * A strong enthusiasm or interest, typically one that is long-lasting and deeply felt
Usage Examples
- Her passions for art and music drove her to become a successful painter and composer
- * He has a passion for cooking and spends most of his free time experimenting with new recipes
- * The team's passion for winning was evident in their intense and dedicated performance
Antonyms
apathy
indifference
lethargy
laziness
boredom
disinterest
dispassion
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
reserve
restraint
moderation
control
composure
detachment
objectivity
neutrality
impassivity
stoicism
phlegm
torpor
sluggishness
inactivity