We all have a rough idea of what comes to mind when somebody says the words "Passionate Advocate." It's probably something like: "yeah, its a person who's always ready to "talk-up" some cause"
"Passionate Advocate" is certainly an often used pair of words. We see it used as a label for everybody from scientists to psychics to politicians to religious leaders
And is it used appropriately in those cases? Actually, probably so.
The word "passionate" is defined as "having, compelled by or ruled by intense emotion or strong feeling."
The word "advocate" -- when used as a noun -- is defined as "a person who speaks or writes in support or defense of a person, cause, etc;" also, "a person who pleads for or in behalf of another, (an) intercessor," or one who "pleads the cause of another in a court of law." Advocate is synonymous with words such as "champion, proponent, backer, lawyer, attorney, counselor, barrister, or solicitor"
So, we might conclude from the previous definitions that a "passionate advocate" is, amongst other things, "an intensely emotional champion of a cause " or perhaps "a lawyer who pleads, with strong feeling, the cause of another in a court of law" and so on and so forth.
In the end, it is on these aforementioned people -- in all their varieties -- that we plan to focus passionateadvocate.com.
