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Meanings of more eager in English

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Usage of more eager in English
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But politicians have never been more eager to court the sleepless vote.
The Irish Times
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The tone of his voice had grown more eager and he continued:
The Blonde Lady / Being a Record of the Duel of Wits between Ars...
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The king was more eager for war than the most unthinking democrat.
Cavour
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Probably there is not a more eager class in existence than they.
The Art Of Writing & Speaking The English Language / Word-Study ...
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But it made Ernest all the more eager to continue his explorations.
The Young Bank Messenger
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Perhaps I was more eager to acquiesce to them than to You.
And the rat laughed
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One, more eager than the rest, was indisposed to respect the Berbers.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
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None could be more eager than yourself in the chase,' said Boone.
Wild Western Scenes / A Narrative of Adventures in the Western W...
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This fact also stimulated his imagination, and rendered him the more eager.
The Case and the Girl
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The wood-pigeons were much more numerous, also more eager to be fed.
Birds in Town & Village
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Or does it make you even more eager to press on creatively?
The Irish Times
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On more eager pulse rises a languorous strain of horn and cellos.
Symphonies and Their Meaning; Third Series, Modern Symphonies
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The idea made him a little giddy, but more and more eager.
The Secret Eleanor
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Peter of the Pigs was there, but no more eager to fight.
The Red Axe
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This fact made me more eager to gain wider knowledge of conditions.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
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He returned to London more eager than ever to pursue his profession.
Tales and Novels — Volume 07 / Patronage [part 1]
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