zealless

Meanings

• lacking enthusiasm or fervor; showing little interest or passion

  - "The audience was zealless during the long and tedious speech."
  - "After years of working in the same job, John had become zealless and unmotivated."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with zealless
zeal , deal , heel , steal , feel , real , veil , wail , hail , mail , tail , fail , gale , sale , ale , tale , pail , sail , grail , veil , wreath , mirth , girth , earth , worth , merriment , joyous , joyful , happy , glad , elated , thrilled , delighted , overjoyed

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Homophones

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1. zeal, seals, seals, zales, zails, zails
   

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Variants

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Calles , Plutarco Elías Calles

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Forms

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The word zeal can appear in various forms in English language, depending on the context and the part of speech it is used in. Some of the common forms of the word zeal in English language are: zealous, zealously, zealot, zealots, zealotry, zealotries.

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Etymology

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Before 1200, the word zeal meant ardor, zeal, eagerness. In the late Middle Ages, zeal came to mean enthusiastic devotion, eagerness, passion. The word less meant not, without. In the late Middle Ages, less came to mean a small quantity of something.

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Related Concepts

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1. enthusiasm: A strong feeling of excitement and eagerness about something. Enthusiasm is a positive emotion that can inspire and motivate people to achieve their goals.

2. passion: A strong and intense emotion that drives and motivates people to take action and pursue their goals. Passion is a positive emotion that can inspire and motivate people to achieve their full potential.

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Culture

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The word zeal has been used in various cultures to describe enthusiastic devotion, eagerness, and passion. In Christianity, zeal is considered a virtue that is necessary for a faithful and devout life. In Buddhism, zeal is a key element in the practice of mindfulness and meditation. In ancient Greece, zeal was a goddess who was believed to inspire enthusiasm, eagerness, and passion in those who worshipped her. Today, the word zeal is still used to describe enthusiastic devotion, eagerness, and passion in various aspects of life.

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