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• n  the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up
• n  feelings of great warmth and intensity

• Your excellent article speaks of a wave of nationalist fervour sweeping China ahead of the Olympic Games.
• Nonconformists are handled equally harshly as "the Sunday edition of the Liberal Party"and, like the Liberals, Nonconformity "has lost both its spiritual fervour and its .
• First, saying torture works and was for the good of the country should elicit the fervour of many Americans.

• excitement
• excitation
• inflammation
• fervor
• ardor
• ardour
• fervency
• fire
• fervidness

News & Articles

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• India Emerges As the 2nd Largest Investor In The City Of London
  London: India has emerged as the second largest investor in the city of London with Indian companies led by software major Infosys wooed by the investment fervour generated by the 2012 Olympic Games in the British capital.
  July 23, 2013 - INDOlink