Pronunciation: /wɑn/
noun a pale or sickly complexion
A1 I want a piece of cake.
A2 She has a strong desire to travel the world.
B1 His ambition to become a doctor drove him to study hard.
B2 The company's goal is to expand its market share.
C1 The politician's aspiration to become president was well known.
C2 Her longing for adventure led her to explore remote places.
adjective showing a pale or sickly complexion
A1 She is wan and tired after a long day at work.
A2 The plant looks wan because it hasn't been watered in weeks.
B1 The wan light of the moon illuminated the dark forest.
B2 His wan complexion suggested he was feeling unwell.
C1 The wan smile on her face indicated she was trying to hide her true emotions.
C2 The wan atmosphere of the room made everyone feel uneasy.
formal The company is seeking a candidate who is highly motivated and has a strong desire to succeed.
informal I really wan to go to the concert with you!
slang I really wan a slice of pizza right now.
figurative She felt like a ship without a wan, lost in the vast sea of uncertainty.
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