Impassioned
Impassioned adjective - Having or expressing great depth of feeling.
War and impassioned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "War" instead an adjective "Impassioned".
War
War noun - A state of armed violent struggle between states, nations, or groups.
Impassioned and war are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impassioned" instead an adjective "War".
Both words in one sentence
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However, it was the Dilgar's moronic timing of invading the Markab territory, buffer state to Earth, just as the League survivors were giving an persuasively impassioned speech to the Earth Senate showing how despicable their enemy is, that finally got Earth into the war.
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The Whigs were the anti-war party during The American Revolution, with Edmund Burke—a prominent Whig—making several impassioned speeches at least vaguely supportive of the American cause in Parliament.
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Some noticeable examples: Maximilien Robespierre's portrayal; depicted as the livid, duel-hungry archenemy of France and impassioned executioner, he was in reality a pacifist, arguing against war with Austria and for the abolition of the death penalty (save in the case of King Louis XVI).
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