Zealous

/ˈzɛləs/ adjective

Zealous describes someone who shows great energy and enthusiasm for a belief, cause, or activity. They care so much that they put in a lot of effort and emotion.

“Zealous” comes from Medieval Latin “zelosus,” from “zelus” (zeal). It has always described people filled with intense devotion or eagerness.

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ARشغوف
BNউৎসাহী
CAardent
CSnadšený
DAlidenskabelig
DEbegeisterung
EL열정적
ESarduo
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FIinnokas
FRzélateur
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