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Definition of desire
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of desire is as below...
Desire
(v. t.) The
natural
longing
that is
excited
by the
enjoyment
or the
thought
of any good, and
impels
to
action
or
effort
its
continuance
or
possession;
an eager wish to
obtain
or
enjoy..
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Incompatible
::
Incompatible
(a.) Not
compatible;
so
differing
as to be
incapable
of
harmonious
combination
or
coexistence;
inconsistent
in
thought
or
being;
irreconcilably
disagreeing;
as,
persons
of
incompatible
tempers;
incompatible
colors,
desires,
ambition..
Hope
::
Hope (v. i.) To
entertain
or
indulge
hope; to
cherish
a
desire
of good, or of
something
welcome,
with
expectation
of
obtaining
it or
belief
that it is
obtainable;
to
expect;
--
usually
followed
by for..
Will
::
Will (v.) That which is
strongly
wished
or
desired.
Accommodate
::
Accommodate
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
something
desired,
needed,
or
convenient;
to
favor;
to
oblige;
as, to
accommodate
a
friend
with a loan or with
lodgings..
Hanker
::
Hanker
(v. i.) To
linger
in
expectation
or with
desire.
Amativeness
::
Amativeness
(n.) The
faculty
supposed
to
influence
sexual
desire;
propensity
to love.
Heteronomy
::
Heteronomy
(n.) A term
applied
by Kant to those laws which are
imposed
on us from
without,
or the
violence
done to us by our
passions,
wants,
or
desires..
Allotriophagy
::
Allotriophagy
(n.) A
depraved
appetite;
a
desire
for
improper
food.
List
::
List (v. i.) To
desire
or
choose;
to
please.
Springal
::
Spring
(v. i.) A line led from a
vessel's
quarter
to her cable so that by
tightening
or
slacking
it she can be made to lie in any
desired
position;
a line led
diagonally
from the bow or stern of a
vessel
to some point upon the wharf to which she is
moored.
Solicitude
::
Solicitude
(n.) The state of being
solicitous;
uneasiness
of mind
occasioned
by fear of evil or
desire
good;
anxiety.
Agog
::
Agog (a. & adv.) In eager
desire;
eager;
astir.
Obsequious
::
Obsequious
(a.)
Promptly
obedient,
or
submissive,
to the will of
another;
compliant;
yielding
to the
desires
of
another;
devoted..
Inefficacious
::
Inefficacious
(a.) Not
efficacious;
not
having
power to
produce
the
effect
desired;
inadequate;
incompetent;
inefficient;
impotent.
Ambition
::
Ambition
(n.) The act of going about to
solicit
or
obtain
an
office,
or any other
object
of
desire;
canvassing..
Advantage
::
Advantage
(n.) Any
condition,
circumstance,
opportunity,
or
means,
particularly
favorable
to
success,
or to any
desired
end;
benefit;
as, the enemy had the
advantage
of a more
elevated
position..
Inefficiency
::
Inefficiency
(n.) The
quality
of being
inefficient;
want of power or
energy
sufficient;
want of power or
energy
sufficient
for the
desired
effect;
inefficacy;
incapacity;
as, he was
discharged
from his
position
for
inefficiency..
Prosperity
::
Prosperity
(n.) The state of being
prosperous;
advance
or gain in
anything
good or
desirable;
successful
progress
in any
business
or
enterprise;
attainment
of the
object
desired;
good
fortune;
success;
as,
commercial
prosperity;
national
prosperity..
Out
::
Out
(interj.)
Expressing
impatience,
anger,
a
desire
to be rid of; -- with the force of
command;
go out;
begone;
away; off..
Philanthropy
::
Philanthropy
(n.) Love to
mankind;
benevolence
toward
the whole human
family;
universal
good will;
desire
and
readiness
to do good to all men; --
opposed
to
misanthropy.
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