Synonyms for Passion:

• n.

  •
  • absorption,
  • spice,
  • interest.
  •
  • binge,
  • outburst,
  • crowd pleaser,
  • intensity,
  • enjoyment,
  • change,
  • blast,
  • escapism,
  • amusement,
  • delight.
  •
  • admiration,
  • respect,
  • awe,
  • feelings.
  •
  • your inner self,
  • fancy.
  •
  • canonical,
  • the Creation,
  • the Cross,
  • the Fall,
  • cardinal sin,
  • creationism,
  • commandment,
  • the crucifixion,
  • canon law,
  • eden.
  •
  • fit.
  •adoration (noun)
  • glorification,
  • idolization,
  • worshippings,
  • Amore,
  • exaltation,
  • Pash,
  • amores,
  • pashes.
  •adoration, love (noun)
  • appetite,
  • keenness,
  • lust,
  • weakness,
  • yen,
  • infatuation,
  • amorousness,
  • fondness,
  • attachment,
  • amour,
  • craving,
  • urge,
  • emoting,
  • desire.
  •affection (noun)
  • Propensities.
  •agony (noun)
  • dis tress,
  • dis-tresses,
  • dis tresses,
  • dis-tress.
  •ambition (noun)
  • fire belly,
  • get and go,
  • get and goes,
  • spirit,
  • enterprise,
  • pre tensions,
  • get goes,
  • get up and go,
  • get go,
  • enterprises,
  • fire in belly,
  • get up goes,
  • initiative,
  • pre-tension,
  • get up go,
  • pre-tensions,
  • pre tension.
  •amorousness (noun)
  • enamoredness,
  • enamorednesses,
  • lovingness,
  • lovingnesses.
  •anger (noun)
  • ire,
  • cat fits,
  • ill humor,
  • dis pleasures,
  • cat fit,
  • dis approbations,
  • dis-approbation,
  • infuriations,
  • dis-pleasure,
  • dis approbation,
  • blow ups,
  • dis-temper,
  • dis temper,
  • dis-tempers,
  • dis pleasure,
  • Mads,
  • hissy fit,
  • out-rages,
  • ill humors,
  • stew,
  • out rages,
  • slow burn,
  • dis-approbations,
  • hissy fits,
  • dis-pleasures,
  • gall,
  • tizzy,
  • ranklings,
  • out rage,
  • dis tempers,
  • miff,
  • ill temper,
  • infuriation,
  • slow burns,
  • ill tempers,
  • out-rage.
  •anger, wrath (noun)
  • fury.
  •angriness; bad mood (noun)
  • temper.
  •animation (noun)
  • dynamism,
  • vibrancies,
  • brisknesses,
  • vibrancy,
  • high spirits,
  • dynamisms,
  • zap,
  • briskness,
  • oomph,
  • high spiritses,
  • sparkle.
  •animation, vigor (noun)
  • fire.
  •appetite (noun)
  • gluttony,
  • big eyes,
  • Gluttonies.
  •ardor (noun)
  • in tensities,
  • in-tensities,
  • jazz,
  • turn ons,
  • in tensity,
  • in-tensity.
  •aspiration (noun)
  • wish,
  • fire the belly,
  • pursuits,
  • fire in the belly.
  •a state of mind, often strong (noun)
  • feeling.
  •attribute (noun)
  • warmth,
  • heat.
  •burning, brightness (noun)
  • glow.
  •cacoethes (noun)
  • cacoethes.
  •commitment; loyalty (noun)
  • devotion.
  •craving (noun)
  • munchies,
  • munchy,
  • hurtings.
  •craving (especially for liquid) (noun)
  • thirst.
  •craze (noun)
  • novelties,
  • novelty,
  • newest wrinkle,
  • the last word,
  • fad,
  • wrinkle,
  • the latest thing,
  • in thing.
  •crush (noun)
  • beguins,
  • Beguin.
  •cupidity (noun)
  • greediness,
  • graspingness,
  • possessiveness.
  •deep sadness (noun)
  • pathos.
  •delirium (noun)
  • ravings,
  • in-sanities,
  • in-sanity,
  • in sanity,
  • in sanities.
  •desire (noun)
  • covetousness,
  • hunger,
  • Ardency,
  • eagerness,
  • yearning,
  • itch,
  • acquisitiveness,
  • longing,
  • need,
  • greed,
  • expectation,
  • hope.
  •determination; seriousness (noun)
  • earnestness.
  •devotion (noun)
  • piousness,
  • religiosity,
  • devotements,
  • Devotement,
  • devotedness,
  • religiousness,
  • Religionism,
  • devotednesses.
  •devotion, religiousness (noun)
  • piety.
  •drive, resolve (noun)
  • impulse.
  •earnestness (noun)
  • serious-mindedness,
  • re-solves,
  • de liberations,
  • de-liberation,
  • persistence,
  • re-solve,
  • de-liberations,
  • intentnesses,
  • intentness,
  • serious-mindednesses,
  • re solves,
  • urgency,
  • re solve,
  • re-solution,
  • serious mindedness,
  • re solutions,
  • serious mindednesses,
  • re-solutions,
  • seriousmindednesses,
  • seriousmindedness,
  • de liberation.
  •eloquence (noun)
  • wittiness,
  • mellifluousness,
  • command of language,
  • meaningfulness,
  • command language,
  • mellifluousnesses,
  • de livery,
  • de-liveries,
  • de liveries,
  • volubility,
  • forcefulness,
  • gift gab,
  • eloquence,
  • volubilities,
  • de-livery,
  • wittinesses,
  • meaningfulnesses.
  •emotion, belief (noun)
  • sentiment.
  •energy, enthusiasm (noun)
  • verve.
  •energy, gusto (noun)
  • zest.
  •enthusiasm (noun)
  • ardor,
  • impetuosity,
  • fieriness.
  •enthusiasm; incitement (noun)
  • excitement.
  •erotism (noun)
  • Arousals,
  • arousal.
  •excitability (noun)
  • edginess,
  • volatility,
  • fragility,
  • impulsiveness,
  • crankiness,
  • touchiness,
  • irritability,
  • nervousness,
  • brittleness,
  • hot-temperedness,
  • sensitivity,
  • emotionality,
  • recklessness,
  • storminess,
  • Combustibility,
  • rashness,
  • explosiveness,
  • tempestuousness,
  • short-temperedness,
  • quick-temperedness,
  • excitableness.
  •excitement (noun)
  • attentiveness,
  • turbulence,
  • furor,
  • exhilaration,
  • disquietude,
  • inflammation,
  • fervor,
  • anxiety,
  • effervescence,
  • stimulation,
  • electrification.
  •extreme anger (noun)
  • rage.
  •extreme happiness and delight in something (noun)
  • rapture.
  •fad (noun)
  • New Look,
  • fool notion,
  • latest word,
  • passing fancy,
  • INS.
  •fad, strong interest (noun)
  • craze.
  •fanaticism (noun)
  • arbitrariness,
  • single-mindedness,
  • obsessiveness,
  • immoderation,
  • dogma,
  • illiberalities,
  • partiality,
  • willfulness,
  • illiberality,
  • in justice,
  • Incorrigibility,
  • injustice,
  • singlemindedness,
  • extremism,
  • zealotry.
  •feeling (noun)
  • experience,
  • tingle,
  • sensation,
  • passionateness,
  • feverishness,
  • sympathy,
  • response,
  • emotion,
  • impression,
  • thrill,
  • mood.
  •fervor (noun)
  • fervency,
  • wholeheartednesses,
  • wholeheartedness.
  •fever (noun)
  • the shake,
  • the shakes,
  • pyrexia,
  • un-rest,
  • burning ups,
  • running temperatures,
  • running temperature,
  • Pyrexias,
  • un rests,
  • febrile diseases,
  • un-rests,
  • febrile disease,
  • running a temperature,
  • un rest,
  • burning up,
  • running a temperatures.
  •fire (noun)
  • starch,
  • Calenture,
  • luster,
  • virtuosities,
  • virtuosity,
  • calentures.
  •fixation, madness (noun)
  • mania.
  •fondness, taste (noun)
  • liking.
  •frenzy (noun)
  • blow corks,
  • blow ones stacks,
  • blow one stacks,
  • flip one's lid,
  • flip one lid,
  • blow ones corks,
  • blow stack,
  • out-burst,
  • blow ones cork,
  • blow stacks,
  • blow a fuses,
  • dis traction,
  • blow ones top,
  • out burst,
  • dis tractions,
  • out-bursts,
  • flip one lids,
  • blow cork,
  • blow one corks,
  • flip ones lid,
  • wingding,
  • blow a fuse,
  • wingdings,
  • blow one stack,
  • free for all,
  • blow one's corks,
  • blow one tops,
  • out bursts,
  • blow ones stack,
  • blow one top,
  • blow fuses,
  • hell broke looses,
  • blow one's top,
  • flip one's lids,
  • blow top,
  • blow one's tops,
  • blow one's stacks,
  • flip lids,
  • dis-tractions,
  • dis-traction,
  • blow ones tops,
  • blow one cork,
  • blow tops,
  • hell broke loose,
  • blow one's cork,
  • blow fuse,
  • flip ones lids,
  • flip lid.
  •fury (noun)
  • ferocity,
  • Rampancy,
  • rampancies,
  • boiling point,
  • sores,
  • ferocities,
  • tempestuousnesses,
  • boiling points,
  • severity,
  • rabidities,
  • flare up,
  • Rabidity,
  • flareup.
  •glow (noun)
  • vividness,
  • incandescence,
  • afterglows,
  • after glow,
  • after glows,
  • in candescence,
  • lambencies,
  • in candescences,
  • in-candescence,
  • after-glows,
  • afterglow,
  • in-candescences,
  • lambency,
  • After-glow,
  • phosphorescences,
  • RAYS,
  • phosphorescence,
  • incandescences.
  •goad (noun)
  • impulsions,
  • in citations,
  • impulsion,
  • in-citations,
  • in citation,
  • in-citation.
  •goal, hope (noun)
  • aspiration.
  •great enthusiasm (noun)
  • gusto.
  •greed, strong desire (noun)
  • cupidity.
  •gust (noun)
  • gust,
  • ex-plosion,
  • ex plosion,
  • ex plosions.
  •gusto (noun)
  • Palates,
  • de-light,
  • de-lights,
  • de lights,
  • de light.
  •hate, anger (noun)
  • resentment.
  •huff (noun)
  • dudgeon.
  •impulse (noun)
  • actuation,
  • excitants,
  • excitant,
  • impellent.
  •intense love (noun)
  • adoration.
  •intensity (noun)
  • poignancy.
  •interest (noun)
  • pastime,
  • Leisure Activity,
  • re-laxation,
  • inti,
  • re creation,
  • re laxation,
  • re-laxations,
  • re creations,
  • re-creation,
  • re-creations,
  • in to,
  • Leisure Activities,
  • re laxations.
  •irascibility (noun)
  • low boiling points,
  • low boiling point.
  •irateness (noun)
  • wrathfulness,
  • wrathfulnesses,
  • irateness.
  •ire (noun)
  • conniption fits,
  • more heat than lights,
  • more heat than light.
  •itch (noun)
  • aphrodisias,
  • aphrodisia.
  •keen interest, excitement (noun)
  • enthusiasm.
  •libido (noun)
  • sexual urge,
  • sex drives,
  • sex drive,
  • the hots,
  • sexual desire,
  • sexual desires,
  • HOTS,
  • the hot,
  • sexual urges.
  •life (noun)
  • vim.
  •liking (noun)
  • velleity,
  • favoritism.
  •liveliness; activity (noun)
  • animation.
  •love affair (noun)
  • triangle,
  • romantic affairs,
  • sexual relationship outside of marriage,
  • romantic affair,
  • forbidden love,
  • affair of the heart,
  • triangles,
  • illicit love,
  • infidelity,
  • affaire de coeur.
  •madness (noun)
  • delirium.
  •mania (noun)
  • grabbers,
  • dis order,
  • hangup,
  • tiger by tail,
  • on brain,
  • bug ear,
  • grabber,
  • bug in ear,
  • hang up,
  • dis-orders,
  • dis orders,
  • dis-order,
  • ax grind,
  • bee bonnet,
  • fixed idea,
  • bee in bonnet,
  • on the brain,
  • fixed ideas,
  • tiger by the tail.
  •mind set on one idea (noun)
  • one-track mind.
  •misery (noun)
  • anvil chorus,
  • headache,
  • dis comforts,
  • de-solation,
  • de-solations,
  • dis-comfort,
  • worriments,
  • dis-comforts,
  • un happinesses,
  • dis comfort,
  • head ache,
  • un-happiness,
  • worriment,
  • de solation,
  • head-ache,
  • de solations,
  • anvil choru,
  • un-happinesses.
  •misery, anguish (noun)
  • dolor.
  •motive (noun)
  • determinant,
  • intents,
  • determinants,
  • mainsprings,
  • mainspring.
  •obsession (noun)
  • something on the brain,
  • concrete idea.
  •one-track mind (noun)
  • onetrack mind,
  • pre possessions,
  • ruling passions,
  • ruling passion,
  • one track mind,
  • pre-possessions,
  • pre possession,
  • pre-possession.
  •overenthusiasm (noun)
  • fanaticism.
  •pain, agony (noun)
  • suffering.
  •pain, mental or physical (noun)
  • misery.
  •paroxysm (noun)
  • frothing,
  • frothings,
  • fumings,
  • hysterics,
  • hysteric.
  •pathos (noun)
  • plaintiveness,
  • pitiableness,
  • poignance,
  • pitifulness.
  •piety (noun)
  • docility,
  • docilities,
  • dutifulness.
  •rage (noun)
  • in spots,
  • up to the minute,
  • latest wrinkle,
  • up set,
  • in-thing,
  • NOWS,
  • in-spot.
  •rancorousness (noun)
  • embitterment.
  •rapture (noun)
  • at-onenesses,
  • atoneness,
  • good spirit,
  • good spirits,
  • Elysiums,
  • at-oneness,
  • at onenesses,
  • jubilation,
  • well being,
  • Rhapsodies,
  • ravishments,
  • rhapsody,
  • ravishment,
  • atonenesses,
  • wellbeing,
  • at oneness.
  •resentment (noun)
  • virulency,
  • ill feelings,
  • ill feeling,
  • bad feeling,
  • resentfulness,
  • virulence,
  • rancorousness.
  •romance (noun)
  • love story,
  • love stories,
  • romance.
  •sensation (noun)
  • sensitiveness.
  •sensuality (noun)
  • lustiness,
  • lustinesses,
  • sensuality.
  •sentiment (noun)
  • emotionalisms,
  • softheartednesses,
  • over-emotionalism,
  • hearts and flowers,
  • way thinking,
  • inclinings,
  • hearts and flowerses,
  • overemotionalisms,
  • way of thinking,
  • hearts flowers,
  • over-emotionalisms,
  • hearts flowerses,
  • emotionalism,
  • tender feelings,
  • softheartedness,
  • overemotionalism,
  • tender feeling,
  • over emotionalism,
  • over emotionalisms,
  • romanticisms.
  •sex instinct (noun)
  • libido.
  •sexual drive or interest (noun)
  • sexuality.
  •short fuse (noun)
  • short-fuse.
  •state (noun)
  • Passion of Christ.
  •state of high temperature or agitation (noun)
  • fever.
  •stimulus (noun)
  • goad.
  •storm (noun)
  • drumfire,
  • out-cry,
  • out cries,
  • out-cries,
  • drumfires,
  • broadside,
  • Broadsides.
  •stress (noun)
  • tightness,
  • mis trusts,
  • apprehensivenesses,
  • tautness,
  • over extension,
  • pro-tractions,
  • ex-tension,
  • tightnesses,
  • dis-quietudes,
  • ex tension,
  • dis-quietude,
  • overextensions,
  • mis-trust,
  • dis quietudes,
  • mis trust,
  • over-extension,
  • mis giving,
  • dis-quiets,
  • pro tractions,
  • tensity,
  • mis-giving,
  • over extensions,
  • pro traction,
  • dis quiet,
  • dis quiets,
  • dis quietude,
  • tensities,
  • pro-traction,
  • over-extensions,
  • dis-quiet,
  • apprehensiveness,
  • ex-tensions,
  • tenseness,
  • overextension,
  • tensenesses,
  • nervous tensions,
  • tautnesses,
  • nervous tension.
  •strong emotion (noun)
  • affection,
  • outbreak,
  • indignation,
  • frenzy,
  • dedication,
  • zeal,
  • joy,
  • transport,
  • ecstasy,
  • flare-up,
  • wrath,
  • hurrah,
  • affectivity,
  • distress,
  • vehemence.
  •strong interest (noun)
  • idol,
  • drive.
  •suffering (noun)
  • mis fortune,
  • mis-fortunes,
  • mis fortunes.
  •temper (noun)
  • irascibility,
  • sourness,
  • grouchinesses,
  • crossness,
  • ill-humor,
  • surliness,
  • short fuse,
  • bad humors,
  • crossnesses,
  • cantankerousnesses,
  • fretfulnesses,
  • bad humor,
  • touchinesses,
  • huffiness,
  • pugnacity,
  • tetchiness,
  • hotheadedness,
  • surlinesses,
  • hotheadednesses,
  • fretfulness,
  • illhumors,
  • grouchiness,
  • huffinesses,
  • cantankerousness,
  • illhumor,
  • ill-humors,
  • tartness,
  • sournesses,
  • irascibleness.
  •thirst (noun)
  • thirstinesses,
  • Thirstiness.
  •upset, provocation (noun)
  • exasperation.
  •urge (noun)
  • drutherses,
  • druthers.
  •vigor (noun)
  • activity,
  • potency,
  • industriousness,
  • exuberance,
  • agility,
  • sprightliness,
  • liveliness,
  • power,
  • energy,
  • vigor,
  • relish,
  • friskiness,
  • strength,
  • agitation,
  • puissance.
  •vim (noun)
  • pepper,
  • vinegars,
  • vinegar,
  • peppers.
  •violence (noun)
  • destructiveness,
  • violence,
  • brute force,
  • terrorism,
  • murderousness.
  •warmth (noun)
  • empressements,
  • Empressement.
  •weakness (noun)
  • inconstancy,
  • invalidities,
  • sore point,
  • chink in armor,
  • weak point,
  • powerlessness,
  • invalidity,
  • inconstancies,
  • faintness,
  • vitiation.
  •weak point (noun)
  • weak-point.
  •will (noun)
  • de cree,
  • self-discipline,
  • de crees,
  • pinings,
  • self restraint,
  • will,
  • self-disciplines,
  • selfrestraint,
  • de termination,
  • self control,
  • hearts desires,
  • de-cree,
  • self disciplines,
  • self discipline,
  • heart's desire,
  • hearts desire,
  • selfdisciplines,
  • de-crees,
  • heart desire,
  • de-terminations,
  • selfcontrol,
  • selfdiscipline,
  • heart desires,
  • de-termination,
  • heart's desires,
  • de terminations.
  •wrath (noun)
  • hatefulnesses,
  • hatefulness.
  •zeal (noun)
  • stick-to-itiveness,
  • stick to itiveness,
  • what-it-takes,
  • dis patch,
  • what-it-take,
  • stick to itivenesses,
  • what it takes,
  • stick-to-itivenesses,
  • what it take,
  • dis-patch,
  • dis patches,
  • dis-patches.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • frame of mind,
  • involvement,
  • erotism,
  • lustfulness,
  • motivation,
  • pain,
  • esteem,
  • bosom,
  • favor,
  • renaissance,
  • conniption,
  • monomania,
  • mood swing,
  • pruriency,
  • ardour,
  • prurience,
  • undertow,
  • Amativeness,
  • fascination,
  • puppy love,
  • reverence,
  • notion,
  • zealousness,
  • deference,
  • conniption fit,
  • whim,
  • ambition,
  • eroticism,
  • public interest,
  • libidinousness,
  • rush,
  • fixation,
  • undercurrent.
  •
  • huff,
  • storm,
  • hero worship,
  • humor,
  • tide,
  • stress,
  • concupiscence,
  • tantrum,
  • tenor,
  • panting,
  • love affair,
  • romanticism.
  •
  • bond.
  •
  • concern,
  • taste,
  • heart,
  • note.
  •
  • affect,
  • soul,
  • air,
  • level.
  •faithfulness
  • constancy.
  •fixation
  • obsession.
  •outburst
  • paroxysm.
  •temper
  • hackles.

Paraphrases for Passion:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    zeal, fervour, compassion, ardour.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    affection, hobby, mania, warmth, sentiment, enthusiast, eagerness, interest, zest.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    enthusiasm, fascination, fervor, excitement, dedication, emotion, devotion, obsession, vehemence, motivation, romance, anger, wrath, feeling.

Antonyms for Passion:

• n.

  • adoration, love
    aversion, distaste, antipathy, repulsion, disgust, loathing.
  • strong emotion
    calmness, apathy, happiness, disinterest, dislike, hate, lethargy, hatred, health, dullness, advantage, indifference, benefit, cheer, pleasure, comfort, calm, joy.
  • Other antonyms:
    celibacy, aloofness, antagonism, long-suffering, Woodenness, repugnance, hostility, charity, enmity, abstinence, insensitiveness, leniency, reserve, coldness, Insensibleness, peacefulness, coolness, dryness, reservedness, lenity, impassiveness, nausea, self-restraint, chastity, Collectedness, love, misanthropy, rancor, reticence, taciturnity, stiffness, mildness, self-control, animosity, revulsion, Frigidness, chilliness, insensitivity, amiability, peace, forbearance, frigidity, peaceableness, gentleness, patience, impassivity.

Homophones for Passion:

• paschen.

Hypernym for Passion:

• n.

  • attribute
    fieriness.
  • feeling
    ardor, wildness, fire, fervor, ardour, infatuation, fervour, abandon, fervency, storminess, fervidness.

Hyponym for Passion:

• n.

  • attribute
    emotionality, emotionalism.
  • feeling
    concupiscence, physical attraction, sexual desire, feeling, eros.
  • state
    agony, suffering, desire, excruciation.