passion
/pa.sjɔ̃/A strong and barely controllable emotion, such as love, anger, or hatred.
Sa passion pour la justice le pousse à se battre pour les droits humains.
His passion for justice drives him to fight for human rights.
Often used to describe intense feelings about a person, cause, or activity.
A strong enthusiasm or interest in a particular activity or subject.
Il a une passion pour la photographie.
He has a passion for photography.
Can be used to describe a hobby or professional dedication.
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💡Pro Tip
Usage in French
'Passion' is often used to describe a deep emotional connection or enthusiasm for something.
⚡Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While 'passion' is a powerful word, avoid overusing it in formal contexts where 'enthusiasm' or 'interest' might be more appropriate.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'passio' (suffering, enduring), from 'patior' (to suffer).
📝Usage Notes
In French, 'passion' can also refer to the Passion of Christ in religious contexts.