| Definition of 'avidity' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) eagerness, avidity, avidness, keenness
a positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with something
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| Definition of 'avidity' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) avidity
greediness; strong appetite; eagerness; intenseness of desire; as, to eat with avidity
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Sense: eager
avid for information; an avid reader.
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 Afrikaans: gretigheid |
 Arabic: تَوق شَديد، شَره إلى |
 Bulgarian: ненаситност |
 Brazilian: avidez |
 Czech: dychtivost |
 German: die Begierde |
 Danish: ivrighed; begærlighed |
 Greek: μανία, λαχτάρα |
 Spanish: avidez |
 Estonian: aplus |
 Farsi: اشتیاق؛ ولع |
 Finnish: innokkuus |
 French: avidité |
 Hebrew: שַׁאֲפתָנוּת |
 Hindi: उत्सुकता |
 Croatian: lakomost |
 Hungarian: mohóság |
 Indonesian: ketekunan, kegemaran |
 Icelandic: græðgi, ákafi |
 Italian: avidità |
 Japanese: 熱心さ |
 Korean: 탐욕 |
 Lithuanian: užsidegimas |
 Latvian: kāre; alkatība |
 Malay: kegemaran |
 Dutch: gretigheid |
 Norwegian: iver, begjærlighet |
 Polish: chęć |
 Persian: اشتیاق؛ ولع |
 Pashto: علاقه ، مینه |
 Portuguese: avidez |
 Romanian: aviditate |
 Russian: жадность |
 Slovak: dychtivosť |
 Slovenian: pohlepnost |
 Serbian: strast |
 Swedish: iver, glupskhet |
 Thai: ความปรารถนา |
 Turkish: arzu, istek |
 Taiwanese: 熱切 |
 Ukrainian: жадібність |
 Urdu: دلدادگی |
 Vietnamese: lòng khao khát |
 Chinese: 热望 |
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