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Meanings of most aspiring in English

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Usage of most aspiring in English
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For most aspiring writers, getting a book deal would be a hugely joyous occasion.
The Irish Times
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The least boastful of men, he was at heart one of the most aspiring.
The Crown of Life
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Was not everything here for which the fondest and most aspiring wishes could seek?
The Heir of Redclyffe
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The consequence was that Whiggism and Latitudinarianism were professed by the ablest and most aspiring churchmen.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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While most aspiring actors struggle for years to land a definitive role, Okeniyi was an instant success.
Ebony
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Like most aspiring ladies of the landed classes, she moved to London and made her society debut at 17.
The Irish Times
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The Nabob departed this life before the Minister, but he lived long enough to realize his most aspiring dream.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
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Like most aspiring screenwriters, Urban had gotten his share of rejections before getting his big break on the Net.
Wired
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At 32, Garland was, alas, already at the age where most aspiring actors or singers have begun to think of taking up teaching.
The Irish Times
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I feel like I stand out everywhere, particularly in L.A. where certainly most aspiring male actors are seemingly about 5-foot-2.
Reuters
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I will gladly grant the most aspiring wishes of this fascinating and, I repeat, very remarkable woman, but first I need her for my triumph.
Cleopatra — Volume 09
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Most aspiring child actors or child stars have a passion for it.
Ebony
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