-
Messidor and
precedes the Fructidor.
During Year 2, it was
sometimes called Fervidor.
Because of the
Thermidorian Reaction—9
Thermidor Year II—the overthrow...
- land in East
Bengal that was
leased out to
Muslim peasants,
protested fervidly.
Following the
Partition of Bengal,
which was a
strategy set out by Lord...
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further states that ****e "projected an air of
soulful authority driven by
fervid conviction and
heartbroken vulnerability". A year
after his death, then-mayor...
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brandishing flaming torches, made from rolled-up
copies of L'Aurore. However, the
fervid reaction to the
Dreyfus affair and
especially the Zola
trial was only partly...
- the best-selling self-help
books of all time. Hill's
works insisted that
fervid expectations are
essential to
improving one's life. Most of his
books were...
- They were down 5–0 as the game
entered the
bottom of the 7th inning. Amid
fervid rally-monkey
themed fan support, the
Angels proceeded to
score six unanswered...
-
Plagodis fervidaria, the
fervid plagodis, is a
species of
geometrid moth in the
family Geometridae. It is
found in
North America. The MONA or
Hodges number...
- the word
became loosely connotative of
denoting confidence, defiance,
fervidity, or
otherwise being descriptive of
actions displaying boisterous and unruly...
- transfer,
vociferous ferv- boil, glow
Latin fervēre ferment, fervent,
fervid, fervor,
perfervid feroc-
fierce Latin ferōx, ferōcis
ferocity ferr- iron...
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destinations of
thought but the
intermediary in the
human inner journey.
Fervid opposition to the
idolatry of the Gr****s and
Romans was of
Early Christianity...
