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Meanings of intention in English
Mental state representing commitment to perform an action.
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Usage of intention in English
1
I have made my view absolutely clear and my intention absolutely clear.
2
It made clear Mr Shorten's intention, and no doubt influenced the vote.
3
Because, despite my best intention, the pain in my words rang clear.
4
He said the intention was to show people the reality of war.
5
It comes after the Government stated its intention to reform the legislation.
6
However, Rato has said he has no intention of returning to politics.
7
I only had the intention to let people think, his statement said.
8
I had no intention of going as far north as New York.
9
He said the intention was to continue to trade HMV's 239 stores.
10
In March, Browne's government announced its intention to repeal the law entirely.
11
With some intention of finding work he had left Mr. Shayne's house.
12
Neighboring Macedonia announced a similar intention to local newspapers just weeks later.
13
I'm really sorry about the Tohu situation, it was never my intention.
14
Thus the TAM was good at predicting physicians' intention to use teledermatology.
15
A positive behavioural intention may lead to patients using ICT for diabetes.
16
Her energy is palpable; she moves forth with a strong set intention.
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Intention through the time
Intention across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
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