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121fer´tile|ly — fer|tile «FUR tuhl», adjective. 1. able to produce seeds, fruit, young, etc.: »a fertile animal or plant. 2. able to develop into a new individual; fertilized: »Chicks hatch from fertile eggs. 3. a) able to produce much; producing crops easily;… …
122fer|tile — «FUR tuhl», adjective. 1. able to produce seeds, fruit, young, etc.: »a fertile animal or plant. 2. able to develop into a new individual; fertilized: »Chicks hatch from fertile eggs. 3. a) able to produce much; producing crops easily; rich in… …
123fer´vent|ness — fer|vent «FUR vuhnt», adjective. 1. showing warmth of feeling; very earnest: »The coach made a fervent plea for greater loyalty to the team. SYNONYM(S): ardent, zealous, passionate, eager. 2. hot; glowing; intense: »The elements shall melt with… …
124fer´vent|ly — fer|vent «FUR vuhnt», adjective. 1. showing warmth of feeling; very earnest: »The coach made a fervent plea for greater loyalty to the team. SYNONYM(S): ardent, zealous, passionate, eager. 2. hot; glowing; intense: »The elements shall melt with… …
125fer|vent — «FUR vuhnt», adjective. 1. showing warmth of feeling; very earnest: »The coach made a fervent plea for greater loyalty to the team. SYNONYM(S): ardent, zealous, passionate, eager. 2. hot; glowing; intense: »The elements shall melt with fervent… …
126fer´vid|ness — fer|vid «FUR vihd», adjective. 1. full of strong feeling; very emotional; ardent; spirited; impassioned: »The orator s fervid speech stirred the crowd to action. 2. intensely hot: »The mounted sun shot down his fervid rays (Milton). ╂[< Latin… …
127fer´vid|ly — fer|vid «FUR vihd», adjective. 1. full of strong feeling; very emotional; ardent; spirited; impassioned: »The orator s fervid speech stirred the crowd to action. 2. intensely hot: »The mounted sun shot down his fervid rays (Milton). ╂[< Latin… …
128fer|vid — «FUR vihd», adjective. 1. full of strong feeling; very emotional; ardent; spirited; impassioned: »The orator s fervid speech stirred the crowd to action. 2. intensely hot: »The mounted sun shot down his fervid rays (Milton). ╂[< Latin fervidus …
