Fervid
<fur-vid>
intense; passionate; earnest;
having extreme interest or enthusiasm for something.
He is a fervid coin collector. He buys them all the time.
Memory trick: fervid reminds of fever.
You have a fever when you are excited.
Used at work:
I appreciate your fervid dedication. I am giving you a raise.
Yesterday:
Improbity
<imm-pro-bitty>
evil; wickedness; dishonesty;
lacking honesty and being a devious bad person.
His improbity makes me not trust him with my money.
Memory trick: "Improb" reminds of improper.
Bity reminds of bitty or small. An improper small person.
Used at work:
His improbity was obvious when I realized his report was fake.
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