The phrase "super passionate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has an intense enthusiasm or strong feelings about a particular subject or activity.
Example: "She is super passionate about environmental conservation and dedicates her time to various initiatives."
Alternatives: "extremely passionate" or "very passionate."
"In film and TV, romance is sold as all-encompassing and super passionate, but for us it was more like, I'm just so happy around you".
She attributes this to being "super passionate" about her subject; she was one of the first bloggers in Dubai devoted solely to beauty.
"He's super passionate, a guy that had a transplant and wrote a book about it," says Leddy.
When I'm super passionate about something I immediately want to talk to whomever is around me about it.
"We're super, super passionate about trying to build this complete platform for people to be able to start businesses," Rusenko said.
It's a great space to be in because the consumers are super passionate about the things they want, and we're solving real problems for them by putting real time information all in one place," says Miles.
Super-passionate and cool.
Self-described as "crazy for clothes," he's also "super-passionate" about anything that moves -- especially in red.
"I am really pleased with the performance, it was a super-passionate game full of fighting spirit and just what you need in a semi-final and on top of that we played some hockey.
So we had Ed The Super-Passionate, his voice quimming with hoity emotion as he bleated about the NHS, sounding every bit like he was having his prostate milked by a gorgeous young proctologist.
So we had Ed the Super-Passionate, his voice quimming with hoity emotion as he bleated about the NHS, sounding every bit like he was having his prostate milked by a gorgeous young proctologist.
