Definition of "fervours" [fervours]

• Plural form of fervour. (noun)

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• "I was a socialist, intent on saving the world, and alcohol could not give me the fervours that were mine from my ideas and ideals."
• "Loutherbourg had been hired to transform Beckford's mansion into "a labyrinthine and necromantic environment for a three-day Christmas performance-masquerade" (Ziter 19), a transformation that was so effective and dramatic that Beckford himself described the event as "the realization of romance in all its fervours, in all its extravagance … I wrote Vathek immediately upon my return to London at the close of this romantic villegiatura" (qtd Altick 122n)."
• "Her fervent love, even for her Miss Howe, as she acknowledged, having given way to supremer fervours."