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Meanings of craving in English

Catalan
deler
Spanish
mono

Psychological urge to readminister drug during withdrawal.

deler

Ardent desire or craving.

Usage of craving in English
1
I needed space, I missed nature and I was craving a challenge.
The Irish Times
2
For years we've been craving a book on growing vegetables in Ireland.
The Irish Times
3
In other words, conservative America is not exactly craving Republican economic orthodoxy.
The Guardian
4
The intense craving experienced by heroin users has a powerful physical basis.
The Irish Times
5
This is a great recipe to curb that craving in 20 minutes.
The South African
6
He has but one craving in life: to see pain in others.
The Vanished Messenger
7
The next time you're craving a salad at home, try this one.
Joy bauer's food cures
8
However, quetiapine increased marijuana craving and marijuana self-administration during the relapse phase.
Pubmed
9
The idiocy of the question filled him with the craving of laughter.
The Ragged Edge
10
The Third Men were very subject to a craving for personal immortality.
Last and First Men
11
The recruits have a carnal craving after the flesh of the pig.
Camps, Quarters, and Casual Places
12
A liability, Kiril called her craving for danger, but he understood it.
The bone palace
13
That desire is more than a craving; it is an irresistible necessity.
A Selection from the Writings of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. I
14
And he had the true craving of the lonely for dog comradeship.
Bruce
15
The car makers will get the practical national uniformity they've been craving.
Reuters
16
The presence of emotional aspects of craving is suggested by amygdala activation.
Pubmed
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Translations for craving
Catalan
deler
Spanish
mono
Craving through the time
Craving across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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