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Passion
Passion
n.
A
suffering
or
enduring
of
imposed
or
inflicted
pain
;
any
suffering
or
distress
(as, a
cardiac
passion
);
specifically
,
the
suffering
of
Christ
between
the
time
of
the
last
supper
and
his
death
,
esp
. in
the
garden
upon
the
cross
.
Passion
n.
The
state
of
being
acted
upon
;
subjection
to an
external
agent
or
influence
; a
passive
condition
;
opposed
to
action
.
Passion
n.
Capacity
of
being
affected
by
external
agents
;
susceptibility
of
impressions
from
external
agents
.
Passion
n.
The
state
of
the
mind
when
it is
powerfully
acted
upon
and
influenced
by
something
external
to
itself
;
the
state
of
any
particular
faculty
which
,
under
such
conditions
,
becomes
extremely
sensitive
or
uncontrollably
excited
;
any
emotion
or
sentiment
(
specifically
,
love
or
anger
) in a
state
of
abnormal
or
controlling
activity
; an
extreme
or
inordinate
desire
;
also
,
the
capacity
or
susceptibility
of
being
so
affected
; as, to be in a
passion
;
the
passions
of
love
,
hate
,
jealously
,
wrath
,
ambition
,
avarice
,
fear
,
etc
.; a
passion
for
war
, or
for
drink
; an
orator
should
have
passion
as
well
as
rhetorical
skill
.
Passion
n.
Disorder
of
the
mind
;
madness
.
Passion
n.
Passion
week
.
See
Passion
week
,
below
.
Passion
v. t.
To
give
a
passionate
character
to.
Passion
v. i.
To
suffer
pain
or
sorrow
; to
experience
a
passion
; to be
extremely
agitated
.
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