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Ardor is to alleviation as incessant is to?

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i think its for gliding... but im not sure..

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What is incessant?
in·ces·sant (ĭn-sĕs'ənt) adj. Continuing without interruption. Above retrieved from Answers.com Viper1
What is ardor?
it means great warmth of feeling in spanish it means a stinging pain a burning pain
Incessant is to what?
Gliding. intermittent
What is alleviation?
Alleviation is the compilation album, published 1996
What can be a sentence with ardor?
The minute President Elect Obama entered the room, the amazing ardor of the audience was obvious.