Zeal

/ˈziːl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Great enthusiasm or eagerness in pursuit of a cause or objective.
    She approached her legal research with zeal.

Commentary

In legal contexts, zeal often describes an attorney's diligent and passionate representation of a client, balanced by ethical obligations.

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