1. Avidity definition, eagerness; greediness

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3. Agonistic: feeling or displaying eagerness to fight.

4. In our eagerness false alarms may be sounded.

5. Confrontational: feeling or displaying eagerness to fight

6. Ambitionem – DRIVE, DETERMINATION, ENTERPRISE, INITIATIVE, EAGERNESS, MOTIVATION

7. It was difficult to hold his eagerness in check.

8. I couldn't hide my eagerness to get back home.

9. He had never shown impatience or eagerness again.

10. He sprang to the telephone with unwonted eagerness.

11. He amazes me with his quickness and eagerness to learn.

12. Ulene is still surprised by the eagerness of viewers.

13. She met his eagerness with that smiling, tantalizing passivity.

14. Theme of Ambition in Macbeth Essay - Ambition fills a man with eagerness

15. I shall await your answer to my letter with eagerness.

16. His hands trembled with eagerness as he opened the letter.

17. Harbury was young and ambitious and went at things with a daunting eagerness.

18. The Empress, too, forgets her own Consequence, in eagerness to aggrandise her favourite.

19. Our eagerness for capital punishment echoes the mentality of the old slave code.

20. They all wanted to help me; I could feel their eagerness pulling at me.

21. Affablest – the most friendly and pleasant avaracious – having insatiable greed avidity – eagerness; greediness

22. His eagerness will not avail against the fitness and skill of his opponent.

23. A busy environment, fatigue, and a long day caused an eagerness to exit the aircraft.

24. I could not restrain my eagerness any longer, and, slipping out unperceived, followed them for some distance.

25. Harry's charm lay in his quick, almost mischievous smile and impulsive eagerness for life.

26. Struggling against my eagerness, I urged caution on myself, told myself to think ahead.

27. Briskness definition: liveliness and eagerness synonyms: spirit, sprightliness, liveliness, life, alacrity, smartness antonyms: dull, happiness, unhappiness

28. Avidity: 1 n a positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with something Synonyms: avidness , eagerness , keenness Types: ardor , ardour , elan , zeal a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause) Type of: enthusiasm a feeling of excitement

29. His voice sounded louder and higher, as if he were afire with eagerness and rage.

30. Synonyms for Anticipations include expectancies, expectation, hope, expectances, eagerness, hopefulness, suspense, excitement, expectingness and keenness

31. People were pushing each other out of the way in their eagerness to get to the front.

32. She saw him turn and start to retrace his tortuous route, almost falling in his eagerness to return.

33. 7 A sort of vapid eagerness flitted across Winston's face at the mention of Big Brother.

34. And behind him, yet another three, pouring through the gap, trampling over their fallen companions in their eagerness.

35. When we notice what Reformers stand for, we cannot understand their eagerness to abandon basic Canadian values

36. They are still on the lookout, but they have definitely reduced the intensity and eagerness to recruit.

37. There was a wet fish shop just there and in my eagerness to escape I darted in.

38. In his letter to the Romans, he stated: “There is eagerness on my part to declare the good news.”

39. On this occasion, it was Martha who showed a greater eagerness to meet with her Master. —John 11:19-29.

40. I well remember the eagerness with which I read them, even learning by heart all the quoted scriptures.

41. For this they could blame their own indiscipline as much as Llanelli's eagerness to take advantage of it.

42. Eagerness to own and collect things: He was known for his Acquisitiveness, buying any work of art that caught his eye.

43. But Anchorman — that rare Ferrell film in which the fails to bare his buttocks — has a puppy-dog eagerness to please

44. Agog: 1 adj highly excited Synonyms: excited in an aroused state adj having or showing keen interest or intense desire or impatient expectancy Synonyms: eager anxious , dying eagerly desirous hot having or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm impatient , raring (usually followed by `to') full of eagerness overeager excessively eager

45. In his eagerness to escape the encroaching flames, he worked the action and fired three times in rapid succession.

46. Briskness: 1 n liveliness and eagerness Synonyms: alacrity , smartness Type of: life , liveliness , spirit , sprightliness animation and energy in action or expression

47. Only great eagerness to learn, on the part of the people, will make it possible to overcome immense difficulties here.

48. Apter theorizes that young adults often suffer from their parents' eagerness to cut them loose during college and after graduation

49. Agape definition, with the mouth wide open, as in wonder, surprise, or eagerness: We stood there Agape at the splendor

50. The new construction should be characterized by staunchness of political conviction, eagerness of humanity concern and exemplification of moral behavior.

51. Since then, “Anecdotal evidence” has become the mantra of the mainstream media, who, in their eagerness to portray Trump as a snake oil salesman …

52. The crew of the frigate and the various scientists on board were all eagerness to meet the great Cetacean, or sea-unicorn

53. I approach a trip to a book nook with the eagerness of a child on an outing to the toy store.

54. Firearms Manufacturer approaching the art of design, the science of engineering and all aspects of our business with Avidity (eagerness and

55. Eagerness to own and collect things: He was known for his Acquisitiveness, buying any work of art that caught his eye.

56. The medical profession's eagerness for scientific advance had impaled it on the horns of a dilemma, forcing an unnatural choice between science and morality.http://Sentencedict.com

57. You kids must miss an awful lot in your eagerness to sip the heady cup of life, as your grandfather used to say.

58. Weston, still Averting her eyes, and talking on with eagerness, that Emma might have time to recover— You may well be amazed

59. Hypernyms ("Bloodthirstiness" is a kind of): disposition; temperament (your usual mood) Derivation: bloodthirsty (marked by eagerness to resort to violence and bloodshed)

60. And they did so with great “eagerness of mind,” devoting themselves to finding out what the Scriptures revealed in light of this new teaching.

61. Cheerful willingness and eagerness Examples of Alacrity in a sentence Having studied really hard last night, the student took the exam with Alacrity

62. He rushed with ravenous eagerness at every bait which was offered to his Cupidity. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.

63. Ac 17 Verse 11 says: “They received the word with the greatest eagerness of mind, carefully examining the Scriptures daily as to whether these things were so.”

64. The pride of Wonalancet, New Hampshire, the Chinook is a rugged working dog and devoted family pet known for intelligence, patience, and eagerness to please

65. I was always touched by the thoughtfulness of the gentle people, demonstrated by kind actions, such as their eagerness to provide me with a chair.

66. However, that eagerness faced a great test, for there were many miles to be covered before permanent camps gave them respite from late winter weather and an exceptionally rainy spring.

67. Curiger sees "a lot of commonalities between the Venetian master's quest and the eagerness of some contemporary artists to defy the conventions which beleaguer art in our time."

68. This is just in a violent contrast with their eagerness to hype up the mass events of such kind, of course, if they all occurred in other countries.

69. (Luke 10:38-42) But a few months later, after their brother had died, it was Martha, not Mary, who showed the greater eagerness to meet the Master.

70. However, at its heart, "Gay Sex in the '70s" is a story of a very special kind of friendship born of loneliness, self-gratification and an eagerness to belong.

71. 11 Now these were more noble-minded than those in Thes·sa·lo·niʹca, for they accepted the word with the greatest eagerness of mind, carefully examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so.

72. Ardour - a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause); "they were imbued with a revolutionary Ardor"; "he felt a kind of religious zeal"

73. Child‧like /ˈtʃaɪldlaɪk/ adjective having qualities that are typical of a child, especially positive qualities such as innocence and eagerness Childlike innocence/simplicity/directness ‘You know I love you, ’ she said with Childlike simplicity

74. Alacrity noun eagerness, enthusiasm, willingness, readiness, speed, zeal, gaiety, alertness, hilarity, cheerfulness, quickness, liveliness, briskness, promptness, avidity, joyousness, sprightliness As you can imagine, I accepted with Alacrity. reluctance, apathy, unwillingness, inertia, lethargy, slowness, dullness, sluggishness, unconcern

75. Babies are born ready to Breastfeed and show extra eagerness to suck during the first two hours after birth; the sucking reflex is at its most powerful about 30 to 60 minutes after birth

76. And Fuller, whose eagerness to prod at race issues would come to the fore in the following year’s The Steel Helmet, also shines through in his subtle allusions to the larger Bamboozlements of U.S

77. 2 : having progressively declined or weakened Growing responsibilities in the Balkans and Africa, coinciding with reserves in Angola and signs of trouble in Cambodia, may soon limit the organization's eagerness and ability to take on new challenges in Atrophied …

78. The Astronauts selected for the first human mission to Mars will need to have more than "the right stuff." People on this yearslong mission will need to possess an eagerness for doing the right

79. In that way, you will follow the example of first-century students who “accepted the word with the greatest eagerness of mind, carefully examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so.” —Acts 17:11.

80. Some common synonyms of Acquisitive are avaricious, covetous, grasping, and greedy. While all these words mean "having or showing a strong desire for especially material possessions," Acquisitive implies both eagerness to possess and ability to acquire and keep