Definition: In the context of language and literature, "nonfervidness" is a term used to describe a character or setting that lacks any emotional response or enthusiasm. It's often associated with a lack of passion, excitement, or engagement towards something or someone. For example, in a story where the main character has no interest in anything, they might be described as nonfervid: "The sun was setting on the village square, and the air was cool and still. The villagers were all
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