Pronunciation: /wɑnt/
noun a desire or wish for something
A1 I have a want for chocolate.
A2 She expressed her wants and needs clearly.
B1 His wants were simple: food, shelter, and companionship.
B2 Understanding your wants and desires is important for personal growth.
C1 Her wants extended beyond material possessions to include spiritual fulfillment.
C2 The philanthropist dedicated his life to fulfilling the wants of the less fortunate.
verb to have a desire for something
A1 I want a new book to read.
A2 She wants to go to the beach this weekend.
B1 We want to improve our English skills.
B2 He wants to travel the world and experience new cultures.
C1 The company wants to expand its operations into new markets.
C2 She wants to pursue a career in international diplomacy.
formal I want to discuss the details of the project with you before making any decisions.
informal I want to grab a coffee with you and catch up.
slang I want to binge-watch that new series on Netflix this weekend.
figurative Sometimes, what we want may not be what we truly need in life.
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