noun
passion
PASH-un/ˈpæʃn/
A powerful, deeply felt emotion.
The cellist plays with passion, deeply absorbed in the music.
Etymology
From enduring or undergoing something, passion first named suffering. Its meaning broadened to feelings experienced intensely, eventually including lasting enthusiasm or a strong liking for someone or something.
In context
the person who has passion in a final interview one of the things that can push you over the edge and help you get that job offer is demonstrating your passion and enthusiasm
More examples
- His voice shakes with passion as he demands justice.
- Their shared passion for music brings them closer.
- Jealousy and other powerful passions cloud his judgment.
Forms
passion · passions
passionate adjective — Feeling or showing very strong emotion.