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desire <a desire; desires> N

desire N

desire VB ECON

desire

desire N

desire ADJ

desire N

desire VB

desire

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The pitch desired is very deep, distinctly pitched rumble that sound like thunder or the rolling waves of the sea.
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He was overcome by a desire to renounce material life and devote his life to the services of his master.
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He desired that only good men be enlisted and asked that the names of the men selected be sent immediately.
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Let us take, for example, the physical desire of satisfying hunger.
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The general public have been found to hold a strong stereotype of dangerousness and desire for social distance from individuals described as mentally ill.
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Though she loves freely, she is disquieted when people actually fall in love with her since she can't give them what they desire.
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She also proposes that the links between love and desire are bidirectional as opposed to unilateral.
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The player can control staff, roster and scouting if desired.
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Their desire for gold doomed their voyage, returning at last as a mercenary company.
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The obsession quickly turns to desire for vengeance when the calls are being ignored.
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