Word that encompasses "passion" and "suffering"

Question

I am looking for a noun that has identical or similar meanings to the following:

(a) Powerful feeling that overwhelms someone, often clouding their judgement. (b) passion (c) excessive love for something (d) moral suffering

Also, if possible, an adjective form of this noun would be useful.

An example sentence is added below (and for the adjective form):

1) However, the night unchains the azure’s potentiality, channelling its fury through relentless waves that permeate even the calmest psyche. The ocean’s nocturne nature makes me, inevitably, compare it to the _____ and tumultuous man’s nature which hides its decadence in a facile obscurity.

More example sentences:

2) He's a ____ man that lost his wealth to gambling.(for the adjective form)

3) Overindulging in drinking and whoring around is the mark of the _____. (for the noun form)

4) He is thinking about her all the time. He's ____ about her.

5) A great _____ blinded him, and thus he texted her back.

Answer 1

The term lust can imply suffering, if it is unreciprocated. It is certainly related to passion and the idea of indulgence and excess.

• Overindulging in drinking and whoring around is the mark of the lusting/ lustful.

• He is thinking about her all the time. He's lusting for her.

• A great lust blinded him, and thus he texted her back.

Alternatively, the OP could use the term rage which the Oxford English Dictionary defines it as "a vehement passion for, desire of, a thing" (sense 7a) and was used by Shakespeare, in it oldest quotation:

1593 Shakes. Lucr. 468 This moves in him more rage...To make the breach.

1671 Milton Samson 836 Call it furious rage To satisfie thy lust. ns iii. 65 The rage which possesses authors to read their writings aloud.

Source: What is the origin of the idiom 'all the rage'?

lust
2.
a. An overwhelming desire or craving: a lust for power.
b. Intense eagerness or enthusiasm: a lust for life.
3. Obsolete
Pleasure; relish.

Source:The Free Dictionary

rage
1. angry fury; violent anger.
2. a fit of violent anger (sometimes used in combination): a flight attendant attacked, the unfortunate victim of air rage.
3. fury or violence of wind, waves, fire, disease, etc.
4. violence of feeling, desire, or appetite.
5. a violent desire or passion.
6. ardor; fervor; enthusiasm.
7. an object of current popularity; fad: I remember when long hair was all the rage.
8. Archaic. insanity.
v.i.
9. to act or speak with fury; show or feel violent anger.
10. to move, rush, dash, or surge furiously.
11. to proceed, continue, or prevail with great violence.