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How is the word şevk translated from Turkish to English

Neşeli isteklilik ve hızlı hazır oluş.

Cheerful willingness and quick readiness.

noun
English translation
Alacrity

Examples with “şevk”

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  • Daveti şevkle kabul etti. — He accepted the invitation with alacrity.

  • Onun şevki tüm takımı şaşırttı. — Her alacrity surprised the whole team.

  • Personel o sabah pek şevk göstermedi. — The staff showed little alacrity that morning.

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FAQ about “şevk”

How is “şevk” translated from Turkish?
“şevk” translates into English as “Alacrity”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “şevk” mean?
Meaning of “şevk”: Neşeli isteklilik ve hızlı hazır oluş. In English — “Alacrity”.
What part of speech is “şevk”?
“şevk” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “şevk”?
Example sentences with “şevk” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “şevk”?
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