A positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with something.
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Examples for "eagerness"
Examples for "eagerness"
1Lord Beresford's eagerness to use the Gardner overcame his tactical good sense.
2He said to Sedgemore, 'You seem all eagerness to get under way.
3Some, however, may risk overstretching themselves in their eagerness to do this.
4Gill questioned Harris' eagerness to recuse himself from the pending marriage case.
5In their eagerness, many went far in advance of the main train.
1The bread-and-butter was arrested in her hand in the keenness of listening.
2The keenness and the constructive genius of the individual count for much.
3Having in mind the keenness of desert-bred stock, he watched the horse.
4This sacristan has that simple keenness which is a rarity in Venice.
5There was keenness about the exclamation which almost amounted to actual dislike.
1The great profits of the Venetians tempted the avidity of the Portuguese.
2It isn't for myself; there is no personal avidity in my desire.
3Ranged behind him were three armed men, looking on with nervous avidity.
4He drank with avidity; tried to sit up, but fell back exhausted.
5I inspire it with avidity, with all the power of my lungs.
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