Pronunciation:
Parts of Speech: adjective
extremely pleasing to the taste; sweet and fragrant
desire
Definition: Meaning of, desire in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / dɪˈzʌɪə /
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[uncountable and countable] a strong hope or wish
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[uncountable] formal a strong wish to have sex with someone
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formal to want something very much
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literary to want to have sex with someone
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desire used in phrases
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Streetcar Named Desire, A
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(1947) a play by Tennessee WILLIAMS, made into a film with Marlon BRANDO and Vivien LEIGH in 1951, about a beautiful woman who is becoming old and her violent younger BROTHER-IN-LAW
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(1947) a play by Tennessee WILLIAMS, made into a film with Marlon BRANDO and Vivien LEIGH in 1951, about a beautiful woman who is becoming old and her violent younger BROTHER-IN-LAW
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desire to know
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curiosity that motivates investigation and study
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curiosity that motivates investigation and study
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sexual desire
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a desire for sexual intimacy
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a desire for sexual intimacy
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