Impassioned

usgb/ɪmˈpæʃnd/
adjective

Filled with strong or deep feelings or emotions for something.

He made an impassioned plea for peace
Visual representation of "impassioned" - Filled with strong or deep feelings or emotions for something

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  • impassioned plea
  • impassioned speech
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Strong Emotions

Use 'impassioned' to emphasize the strength of someone's emotions, often in a persuasive context.

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Her impassioned defense of the proposal won over the committee.
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Persuasive Speeches

'Impassioned' is commonly used when discussing speeches or debates that aim to convince others.

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The lawyer's impassioned closing argument resonated with the jury.
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Emotional Appeal

An 'impassioned' statement often appeals to emotions rather than logic or reason.

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His impassioned appeal to save the old theatre appealed to the townsfolk's nostalgia.
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