Which statement best explains the nuance between ardent and willing?
Both words connote the same thing.
Both words have negative connotations.
Ardent implies a deep desire for something, while willing implies simply a readiness to do something.
Willing implies a deep desire for something, while ardent implies simply a readiness to do something.
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