What is zealously? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of zealously

zealouslyadverb

nhiệt tình

/ˈzeləsli//ˈzeləsli/

Where does the word zealously come from?

"Zealously" stems from the Greek word "zelos," meaning "rivalry, emulation, jealousy." It evolved through Old French "zel" and Middle English "zele" to describe a passionate and fervent dedication to a cause or pursuit. The word's origin highlights the intense fervor associated with zeal. Early connotations of rivalry suggest the concept of pushing oneself to be the best, which transformed into a broader sense of dedicated and energetic action.

Vocabulary summary zealously

typeadverb

meaningenthusiastic, zealous

Example of vocabulary zealouslynamespace

  • The environmental activist zealously advocated for stricter laws to reduce pollution.
  • The chef zealously prepared every dish with the freshest ingredients and the finest recipes.
  • The fitness instructor zealously encouraged her students to push themselves to their limits.
  • The student zealously studied for her exams, staying up late into the night to memorize every detail.
  • The animal rights advocate zealously campaigned against the cruel treatment of animals in research and agriculture.

Synonyms and related words for zealously

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