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passion for vs passion of

Both 'passion for' and 'passion of' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Passion for' is used to express a strong liking or enthusiasm for something. Meanwhile, 'passion of' is used to describe the intensity or depth of a feeling or emotion; it can also be used to show who is experiencing these feelings.
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Last updated: July 22, 2024

passion for

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a strong liking or enthusiasm for something.

Use 'passion for' when you want to convey a strong liking or enthusiasm for a particular activity, subject, or cause.

Examples:

  • She has a passion for painting.
  • His passion for music is evident in his performances.
  • I have a passion for learning new languages.
  • His passion for justice was unparalleled.
  • Firefighters have a passion for their work.
  • My passion for her goes beyond reasonable bounds.
  • Your passion for my picture destroyed my beliefs.
  • Mexico has this passion for wrestling.
  • My passion for you is stronger than candy.
  • My passion for design began in childhood.
  • This stunning trophy represents General Murray's passion for excellence.
  • Brandon shares your passion for music.
  • His theology studies and his passion for soccer.
  • My passion for painting started relatively late.
  • Her passion for journalism continued throughout her life.
  • We must ceaselesslynurturethe passion for unity.
  • And a passion for all things exceptional.
  • Deep respect and passion for light.
  • Her passion for writing started and improved.
  • The passion for cycling came later...
  • Like yourself, I have a passion for antiquities.
  • The family passion for aeronautics was a useful cover for assassination.
  • Now I have a passion for justice.

Alternatives:

  • enthusiasm for
  • love for
  • fondness for
  • interest in
  • devotion to

passion of

This phrase is correct and used to describe the intensity or depth of a feeling or emotion.

Use 'passion of' when you want to emphasize the intensity or depth of a particular feeling or emotion.

Examples:

  • The passion of his love for her was evident in his eyes.
  • The passion of his anger was palpable in the room.
  • The passion of his commitment to the cause inspired others.

Alternatives:

  • intensity of
  • depth of
  • fervor of
  • zeal of
  • fire of

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