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  • 1882 Nature XXVI. 504 The sun was not very ardent.

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  • 1794 Sullivan View Nat. II. 118 Receptacles of molten ore, and ardent liquids within
    the cavities of mountains.

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  • 1601 Holland Pliny II. 160 Ardent feuers.

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  • 1514 Barclay Cyt. & Uplandyshm; (1847) Introd. 36 Though thou shouldest perishe for
    very ardent thirst.

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  • 1481 Caxton Myrr. ii. xviii. 107 Fyre so ouer moche ardaunt hote.

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  • c. 1440 Morte Arth. 193 Sewes..Ownd of azure alle over and ardant pem semyde.

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  • The person ardent or bright. This is used only by Milton

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  • Heat of affection, as love, desire, courage

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  • Passionate; affectionate: used generally of desire
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