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Ardour vs Avidity - What's the difference?

ardour | avidity |


As nouns the difference between ardour and avidity

is that ardour is while avidity is greediness; strong appetite.

Ardour vs Fierceness - What's the difference?

ardour | fierceness | Synonyms |

Ardour is a synonym of fierceness.


As nouns the difference between ardour and fierceness

is that ardour is while fierceness is the state of being fierce.

Scorches vs Ardour - What's the difference?

scorches | ardour |


As nouns the difference between scorches and ardour

is that scorches is while ardour is .

As a verb scorches

is (scorch).

Ardour vs Ardency - What's the difference?

ardour | ardency |


As nouns the difference between ardour and ardency

is that ardour is while ardency is intense feelings; passion;.

Ardour vs Appreciation - What's the difference?

ardour | appreciation |


As nouns the difference between ardour and appreciation

is that ardour is while appreciation is appreciation.

Adoration vs Ardour - What's the difference?

adoration | ardour |


As nouns the difference between adoration and ardour

is that adoration is (countable) an act of religious worship while ardour is .

Verdure vs Ardour - What's the difference?

verdure | ardour |

Ardour is likely misspelled.


Ardour has no English definition.

As a noun verdure

is the greenness of lush or growing vegetation; also: the vegetation itself.

Cordiality vs Ardour - What's the difference?

cordiality | ardour |


As nouns the difference between cordiality and ardour

is that cordiality is the practice of being cordial while ardour is .

Ardour - What does it mean?

ardour | |

Ardour vs Aspire - What's the difference?

ardour | aspire |

Ardour is likely misspelled.


Ardour has no English definition.

As a verb aspire is

to hope or dream; especially to hope or work towards a profession or occupation (followed by to as a preposition or infinitive particle).

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