passion|passions in English

noun

[pas·sion || 'pæʃn]

ardour, fervor; zeal, enthusiasm; fury; desire, lust

Use "passion|passions" in a sentence

1. Ataraxia can be distinguished from a related condition, apatheia, or freedom from disordered passions and emotions (pathos = passion)

2. Carnal refers to passions and appetites

3. Carnal refers to passions and appetites

4. A passion is a passion.

5. One of Idermark's passions is hunting.

6. 16 She must dominate her passions.

7. Politics and philosophy were his lifelong passions.

8. Thus apatheia is absence of disordered passions themselves, whereas Ataraxia is the freedom from the mental turmoil that disorded passions cause.

9. “Bridle all your passions” (Alma 38:12).

10. My passions are music, technology and making things.

11. It is the favourite stratagem of our passions.

12. 9 He's a man of violent passions.

13. As young men, learn to control the passions.

14. The Amazon basin breeds great passions such as Roberto's.

15. Animalize definition, to excite the animal passions of; brutalize; sensualize

16. He alone is happy who commands his passions. 

17. 55 Wright linked the internal feelings associated with the passions to the heart, believing it to be ‘the peculiar place where that Passions Allodge’

18. The Restless, Eclectic and Contradictory Passions of Edward Said

19. Passion, greed, politics.

20. Everybody knows that people who pursue their passions are somewhat obsessive.

21. It is the passions which provide the main impulse of music.

22. SB: So let's move to one of your passions -- science.

23. 8 Unrealized passions lead to death faster than great failures.

24. Passion shatters reason’s tower,

25. He predicted that antiwar passions were just beginning to heat up.