Ardent ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Ardent ( adjective )

1. Having or showing strong feelings or enthusiasm.
2. Very hot; burning.

Origin:

From middle english, from old french, from latin ardēns, present participle of ardēre ("to bur.n")

Examples:

1. She was an ardent supporter of the new laws.
2. He was an ardent fan of the local football team.
3. An ardent lover of classical music.
4. The sun was so ardent that day, everyone had to seek shade.
5. The fire burned with an ardent flame.

(As a noun)

Ardent ( noun )

1. Having or showing strong feelings or enthusiasm.
2. Very hot; burning.

Origin:

From middle english, from old french, from latin ardēns, present participle of ardēre ("to bur.n")

Examples:

1. She was an ardent supporter of the new laws.
2. He was an ardent fan of the local football team.
3. An ardent lover of classical music.
4. The sun was so ardent that day, everyone had to seek shade.
5. The fire burned with an ardent flame.