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Meanings of desire in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hope"
Examples for "hope"
1
They hope the government helps to open new markets for U.S. products.
2
Power companies hope the technique can help them avoid higher carbon emissions.
3
The Russian government really has no good economic options other than hope.
4
Investors hope holiday sales will help retail stocks cap a strong year.
5
The last few minutes almost offer a sliver of hope to Europe.
1
Fewer people trust politicians but many still continue to vote at elections.
2
Mrs Turei said public trust in the police has been completely destroyed.
3
He said the support from the rural support trust had been great.
4
You know your situation is not quite legal, but you trust him.
5
I've seen it happen often enough to trust that it was true.
Usage of desire in English
1
My only desire is to help the law in every possible way.
2
Health care apps provide them with the personal health control they desire.
3
One common trait he discovered was a desire to learn new information.
4
Values like hunger, desire, work rate, competing are hammered home every day.
5
In fact I don't have any desire to even vote this year.
6
He could understand the desire to let your work speak for you.
7
Carry these new weapons bravely, and you shall accomplish all you desire.
8
It is the desire of the people here that this situation continue.
9
Mr Johnson had compared the EU with Hitler's desire to dominate Europe.
10
Of course, the natural desire is to know where is this heading.
11
You know, Marcus, that freedom-thedesire for freedom-isa war in itself.
12
I believe each vote has been motivated by a desire for change.
13
Organisations that deal in information need money to survive, and desire influence.
14
The best way would be to extinguish the desire for nuclear weapons.
15
Now, however, she had a very special desire to look her best.
16
Can one company continue to dominate perceptions of quality, cool and desire?
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Desire through the time
Desire across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
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