Pronunciation: /əˈvɪdəti/
noun intense eagerness or enthusiasm
A1 Her avidity for reading fairy tales knows no bounds.
A2 The children showed great avidity for playing in the park.
B1 His avidity for learning new languages led him to study abroad.
B2 The scientist's avidity for research drove him to make groundbreaking discoveries.
C1 The artist's avidity for perfection pushed her to create masterpieces.
C2 The CEO's avidity for success made her a formidable force in the business world.
adjective having an intense desire or craving
A1 She has an avidity for reading children's books.
A2 The young boy showed avidity for learning new words.
B1 His avidity for adventure led him to travel to remote places.
B2 The scientist's avidity for research drove him to make groundbreaking discoveries.
C1 Her avidity for success pushed her to work long hours and achieve her goals.
C2 The artist's avidity for perfection made him a master of his craft.
formal Her avidity for learning new languages led her to enroll in multiple language courses.
informal His avidity for video games is unmatched among his friends.
slang I can't believe the avidity she has for that TV show, she's obsessed!
figurative The avidity with which he pursued his dreams was truly inspiring.
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