Pronunciation: /dɪˈzaɪər/
noun a strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen
A1 I have a strong desire to travel the world.
A2 Her desire for success drives her to work hard every day.
B1 The team's desire to win the championship is evident in their determination.
B2 His desire for knowledge led him to pursue a PhD in astrophysics.
C1 The artist's desire to create meaningful art transcends all boundaries.
C2 Despite his success, he still harbors a deep desire for love and companionship.
verb to strongly wish for or want something
A1 I desire a cup of tea.
A2 She desires to travel the world.
B1 They desire a better life for their children.
B2 He desires to excel in his career.
C1 The artist desires to create a masterpiece.
C2 She desires to make a positive impact on society.
formal Her desire for success drove her to work long hours and strive for excellence.
informal I have a strong desire to travel the world and see new places.
slang I've got a real hankering for some pizza right now.
figurative His desire to break free from the constraints of society was like a fire burning within him.
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