Words similar to ardor

Example sentences for: ardor

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Cato takes pride in having been instrumental, when he was 30 years old, in establishing certain clubs in Rome, "and therefore I used to dine with these companions--in an altogether moderate way, yet with a certain ardor appropriate to my age, which, as time goes on, daily mitigates my zest for every pleasure."
It was a foreigner, German Emperor Frederick II, who launched the movement for a national language at his court in Palermo, but Florentine-born Dante Alighieri (1265–1321) provided the ardor, moral leadership, and literary example to bring it to fruition.
corage: 1. heart, feeling; 2. (sexual) desire, ardor
Like Wagner (and like Thomas Mann in his conservative phase), he saw authoritarian rulers ushering in a kingdom of "ardor and love."
Meanwhile, from high above, Cupid pisses from a passing cloud onto Jupiter's thunderbolts--surely a novel (if ineffectual) way to cool a god's ardor.