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Definition of desire
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Desire
(v. t.) An
expressed
wish; a
request;
petition.
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Envy
::
Envy (n.)
Chagrin,
mortification,
discontent,
or
uneasiness
at the sight of
another's
excellence
or good
fortune,
accompanied
with some
degree
of
hatred
and a
desire
to
possess
equal
advantages;
malicious
grudging;
--
usually
followed
by of; as, they did this in envy of
Caesar..
Stomach
::
Stomach
(n.) The
desire
for food
caused
by
hunger;
appetite;
as, a good
stomach
for roast
beef..
Acquisitiveness
::
Acquisitiveness
(n.) The
quality
of being
acquisitive;
propensity
to
acquire
property;
desire
of
possession.
Pride
::
Pride (n.)
Consciousness
of
power;
fullness
of
animal
spirits;
mettle;
wantonness;
hence,
lust;
sexual
desire;
esp., an
excitement
of
sexual
appetite
in a
female
beast..
Love
::
Love (n.) To take
delight
or
pleasure
in; to have a
strong
liking
or
desire
for, or
interest
in; to be
pleased
with; to like; as, to love
books;
to love
adventures..
Appetency
::
Appetency
(n.) Fixed and
strong
desire;
esp.
natural
desire;
a
craving;
an eager
appetite.
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One of a
religious
sect
characterized
by
disuse
of
outward
rites and an
ordained
ministry,
by
simplicity
of dress and
speech,
and esp. by
opposition
to war and a
desire
to live at peace with all men. They are
popularly
called
Quakers..
Enough
::
Enough
(adv.)
In a
tolerable
degree;
-- used to
express
mere
acceptableness
or
acquiescence,
and
implying
a
degree
or
quantity
rather
less than is
desired;
as, the song was well
enough..
Deal
::
Deal (n.) An
arrangement
to
attain
a
desired
result
by a
combination
of
interested
parties;
--
applied
to stock
speculations
and
political
bargains.
Hungry
::
Hungry
(superl.)
Feeling
hunger;
having
a keen
appetite;
feeling
uneasiness
or
distress
from want of food;
hence,
having
an eager
desire..
Purification
::
Purification
(n.) A
cleansing
from guilt or the
pollution
of sin; the
extinction
of
sinful
desires,
appetites,
and
inclinations..
Self-denial
::
Self-denial
(n.) The
denial
of one's self;
forbearing
to
gratify
one's own
desires;
self-sacrifice.
Desiderative
::
Desiderative
(n.) An
object
of
desire.
Chthonophagy
::
Chthonophagy
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by an
irresistible
desire
to eat
earth,
observed
in some parts of the
southern
United
States,
the West
Indies,
etc..
Crave
::
Crave (v. i.) To
desire
strongly;
to feel an
insatiable
longing;
as, a
craving
appetite..
Apophasis
::
Apophasis
(n.) A
figure
by which a
speaker
formally
declines
to take
notice
of a
favorable
point,
but in such a
manner
as to
produce
the
effect
desired.
[For
example,
see Mark
Antony's
oration.
Shak.,
Julius
Caesar,
iii. 2.].
Self-annihilation
::
Self-annihilation
(n.)
Annihilation
by one's own acts;
annihilation
of one's
desires.
Desiderative
::
Desiderative
(n.) A verb
formed
from
another
verb by a
change
of
termination,
and
expressing
the
desire
of doing that which is
indicated
by the
primitive
verb..
Self-indulgence
::
Self-indulgence
(n.)
Indulgence
of one's
appetites,
desires,
or
inclinations;
-- the
opposite
of
self-restraint,
and
self-denial..
Satisfaction
::
Satisfaction
(n.) The act of
satisfying,
or the state of being
satisfied;
gratification
of
desire;
contentment
in
possession
and
enjoyment;
repose
of mind
resulting
from
compliance
with its
desires
or
demands..
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