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Meanings of raring in English

(Usually followed by `to') full of eagerness.

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Examples for "impatient"
1
Really, I should have collected data for a longer period-butI'm impatient.
Wired
2
I know I'm impatient but I just wish it would happen sooner.
Breeder
3
I'm impatient and direct -often offending people without really meaning to.
News.com.au
4
The power in Gregg was impatient, eager; he forced it back down.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
5
And some of the voices in the kitchen became angry and impatient.
The Cloister and the Hearth
Usage of raring in English
1
Your South African news today round-up is ready and raring to go.
The South African
2
The New Zealand athletes say they are ready and raring to go.
Radio NZ
3
Ready and raring to go for what is a very special day.
News.com.au
4
But I'll expect you all bright and early tomorrow, raring to go!
Water, stone, heart
5
Tight corners and oncoming traffic and the bike raring at the bit.
The Guardian
6
The horse is out of the stable and I'm raring to go.
The Irish Times
7
Photo: SP Hunters Head coach Michael Marum said he's raring to go.
Radio NZ
8
It's been like coiling a spring and I'm raring to go now.
The Guardian
9
We've got the South African news today round-up ready and raring to go.
The South African
10
At the moment he is absolutely free and raring to go.
The Guardian
11
The weather will hold up; the punters are raring to go.
The Irish Times
12
I feel I am back and feeling really fit and raring to go.
News.com.au
13
In fact, it already looks like Beyoncé is ready and raring to go.
The South African
14
When he decides to wake up, I guarantee he'll be raring to go.
Colorado abduction
15
Fit-again after eight weeks sidelined, he is both readied and raring for Croker.
The Irish Times
16
But all the Irish players are rested and raring to go.
The Irish Times
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