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Direction: The word 'Impassioned' means:

  1. A
    Ardent
  2. B
    Dispassionate
  3. C
    Passionless
  4. D
    Unemotional

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The word 'Impassioned' is an adjective that describes someone or something filled with or showing great emotion, passion, or intensity.
* Ardent means very enthusiastic, passionate, or fervent, making it a direct synonym.
* Options B, C, and D are antonyms that describe a complete lack of feeling or emotion.

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Direction: The word 'Impassioned' means:
A
Ardent
B
Dispassionate
C
Passionless
D
Unemotional

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