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Meanings of coveted in English

Greatly desired.

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Usage of coveted in English
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Despite the current problems in the EU, membership is still widely coveted.
BBC
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However, not all vendors will be given this coveted critical vendor status.
Reuters
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Tarrant took home the coveted Shinboner of the Year award last night.
News.com.au
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Perhaps even win a coveted speaking role at the Republican National Convention.
Reuters
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The region is coveted for large-scale projects for oil and gas exploration.
Pubmed
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Even runners-up from past seasons have scored coveted Fashion Week runway shows.
Reuters
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Pearson was reportedly looking to sell the much-coveted property for £1 billion.
The Irish Times
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Matt Colvin has since announced he will be donating the coveted products.
News.com.au
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So the man did not steal; but he cheated and he coveted.
A Series of Lessons in Gnani Yoga: The Yoga of Wisdom
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But Daniher's effort will be coveted in glory for decades to come.
News.com.au
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It was also a record sixth success in hurdling's most coveted prize.
The Irish Times
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That makes leadership a less coveted prize than in more centralized countries.
Reuters
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Actresses she'd considered friends had bailed when she won a coveted role.
Wrangling the redhead
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For a moment James saw himself in the role and coveted it.
The Vision Splendid
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The same goes for Trent, the other point coveted by the enemy.
The Boy Allies in Great Peril; Or, With the Italian Army in the ...
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I must have ripped out hundreds of magazine pages depicting coveted items.
Swamp Bones
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