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Definition of passion
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Passion
(v. t.) To give a
passionate
character
to.
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Pitiful
::
Pitiful
(a.) Full of pity;
tender-hearted;
compassionate;
kind;
merciful;
sympathetic.
Subordination
::
Subordinate
(v. t.) To make
subject;
to
subject
or
subdue;
as, to
subordinate
the
passions
to
reason..
Impatient
::
Impatient
(a.) Not
patient;
not
bearing
with
composure;
intolerant;
uneasy;
fretful;
restless,
because
of pain,
delay,
or
opposition;
eager for
change,
or for
something
expected;
hasty;
passionate;
-- often
followed
by at, for, of, and
under..
Continency
::
Continency
(n.) The
restraint
which a
person
imposes
upon his
desires
and
passions;
the act or power of
refraining
from
indulgence
of the
sexual
appetite,
esp. from
unlawful
indulgence;
sometimes,
moderation
in
sexual
indulgence..
Sympathy
::
Sympathy
(n.)
Kindness
of
feeling
toward
one who
suffers;
pity;
commiseration;
compassion.
Passionist
::
Passionist
(n.) A
member
of a
religious
order
founded
in Italy in 1737, and
introduced
into the
United
States
in 1852. The
members
of the order unite the
austerities
of the
Trappists
with the
activity
and zeal of the
Jesuits
and
Lazarists.
Called
also
Barefooted
Clerks
of the Most Holy
Cross..
Interested
::
Interested
(v. t.)
Having
the
attention
engaged;
having
emotion
or
passion
excited;
as, an
interested
listener..
Impassioned
::
Impassioned
(p. p. & a.)
Actuated
or
characterized
by
passion
or zeal;
showing
warmth
of
feeling;
ardent;
animated;
excited;
as, an
impassioned
orator
or
discourse..
Scene
::
Scene (n.) An
exhibition
of
passionate
or
strong
feeling
before
others;
often,
an
artifical
or
affected
action,
or
course
of
action,
done for
effect;
a
theatrical
display..
Passionary
::
Passionary
(n.) A book in which are
described
the
sufferings
of
saints
and
martyrs.
Coolness
::
Coolness
(n.) The state of being cool; a
moderate
degree
of cold; a
moderate
degree,
or a want, of
passion;
want of
ardor,
zeal, or
affection;
calmness..
Dispassionate
::
Dispassionate
(a.) Not
dictated
by
passion;
not
proceeding
from
temper
or bias;
impartial;
as,
dispassionate
proceedings;
a
dispassionate
view..
Dispassion
::
Dispassion
(n.)
Freedom
from
passion;
an
undisturbed
state;
apathy.
Outpassion
::
Outpassion
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
passion.
Chafe
::
Chafe (v. t.) To
excite
passion
or anger in; to fret; to
irritate.
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Susceptible
of the
softer
passions,
as love,
compassion,
kindness;
compassionate;
pitiful;
anxious
for
another's
good;
easily
excited
to pity,
forgiveness,
or
favor;
sympathetic..
Burst
::
Burst (n.) A
sudden
breaking
forth;
a
violent
rending;
an
explosion;
as, a burst of
thunder;
a burst of
applause;
a burst of
passion;
a burst of
inspiration..
Roil
::
Roil (v.) To
disturb,
as the
temper;
to
ruffle
the
temper
of; to rouse the
passion
of
resentment
in; to
perplex..
Madden
::
Madden
(v. t.) To make mad; to drive to
madness;
to
craze;
to
excite
violently
with
passion;
to make very
angry;
to
enrage.
Rage
::
Rage (n.) The
subject
of eager
desire;
that which is
sought
after,
or
prosecuted,
with
unreasonable
or
excessive
passion;
as, to be all the
rage..
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