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Passion (emotion)
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Passion (from the Latin patior, meaning to suffer or to endure) is an emotion of feeling very strongly about a subject.
Passion is an intense emotion that overpowers a feeling, someone that is said to be passionate about something meaning that that person feels so strongly about the something in question
Love is a strong passion for someone who you hold very close to your heart.
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