impassioned
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definition
verb
her body had once pleased and impassioned him
make passionate.
adjective
she made an impassioned plea for help
filled with or showing great emotion.
example
It was 'impassioned' and almost needy; I was too shocked to do anything but kiss back.
But it was not especially difficult, because the kids were 'impassioned' .
Coleman's tenor sax almost steals the show with what some consider the most 'impassioned' lyrical playing of his career.
For the most part, he's very good too, his precise but 'impassioned' delivery raising this far above what most people will have expected of it.
His speech was 'impassioned' but it only managed to infuriate me more.
That night we must have performed for over 100 people - the most 'impassioned' audience we'd ever had.
So I can afford to wait, even emotionally, until a really good or 'impassioned' idea comes along.
They each give surprisingly 'impassioned' short speeches.
No wonder she is still 'impassioned' about a book she wrote more than a decade ago.
I am sure there will be 'impassioned' argument among the Council members for your future, but I for one feel that that future is likely to be very brief indeed.
I was so 'impassioned' that my mom got sucked into the scheme and helped me with the binding.
During a career that spanned five decades, he created a new and 'impassioned' form of abstract painting.
During one 'impassioned' speech we were given a lingering shot of one of the delegates in the audience fast asleep.
He's 'impassioned' and animated, perceptive and entertaining, gregarious and charismatic.
His poetry may take different forms; it can be 'impassioned' or ironic.
I had been transformed from timorous novice to 'impassioned' biker.
However, support for the original committee is equally 'impassioned' .
His losing bid for the presidency in the war election of 1864 would see much more 'impassioned' rhetoric.
For those so inspired, it also offered a significant and 'impassioned' political experience.
But I divine far more complex forces than mere aesthetic preferences lurking behind this oddly 'impassioned' schism.
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