Ardent and Wild

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Ardent adjective - Showing urgent desire or interest.

Usage example: an ardent science-fiction fan who has read virtually all of his favorite author's many works

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Wild and ardent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wild" instead an adjective "Ardent".

Nearby Words: ardently, ardency

Wild adjective - Showing urgent desire or interest.

Usage example: they're just wild to go on the ecotour through the Amazon rain forest

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Ardent and wild are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ardent" instead an adjective "Wild".

Nearby Words: wildly, wilding, wilde

Getting Crap Past the Radar: In the SNES remake's first town, you can meet up with an ardent female admirer who will "tag along." If you spend a night while she's with you, the dialog strongly suggests you and the admirer had a night of wild sex.

Source: Video Game / Dragon Quest I
Legitimist, reactionary An aristocrat and descendant of one of the "Wild Geese" who had fled Ireland in the wake of the English Revolution and subsequent dynastic conflict, Mac Mahon was a firm believer in the monarchy and one of the most ardent Legitimists.

Source: Useful Notes / The Presidents of France

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