cacoethes Antonyms
Strongest:
- insouciance
- indifference
- indifference
- disregard
- apathy
- nonchalance
- disregard
- insouciance
- disinterestedness
- nonchalance
- apathy
- disinterestedness
Strong:
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
- fascination
- compulsion
- enthusiasm
- yearning
- infatuation
- itch
- hunger
- desire
- longing
- problem
- yen
- lust
- craving
- complex
- appetite
- pining
- hankering
- idiosyncrasy
- thirst
- urge
Strong:
- hang-up
- proclivity
- inclination
- predisposition
- penchant
- mania
- quirk
- passion
- disposition
- monomania
- trip
- predilection
- drive
- tendency
- propensity
- fixation
Weak:
Meaning of cacoethes
cacoethes (n)
an irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or action
cacoethes (n.)
A bad custom or habit; an insatiable desire; as, cacoethes scribendi, The itch for writing.
A bad quality or disposition in a disease; an incurable ulcer.
cacoethes Sentence Examples
- The cacoëthes for collecting stamps had consumed him, leaving him financially destitute.
- Her cacoëthes for gossip had spread like wildfire, ruining countless reputations.
- The politician's cacoëthes for power had led him to engage in unscrupulous tactics.
- The artist's cacoëthes for creating beauty drove him to spend countless hours in his studio.
- The musician's cacoëthes for composing had led to a prolific output of symphonies and concertos.
- The explorer's cacoëthes for adventure had taken him to the most remote and dangerous corners of the globe.
- The writer's cacoëthes for words had produced a towering novel that spanned centuries and continents.
- The scientist's cacoëthes for knowledge had led to groundbreaking discoveries that had changed the course of human history.
- The philanthropist's cacoëthes for charity had driven him to donate vast sums of money to those in need.
- The teacher's cacoëthes for educating had inspired countless students to pursue their own passions and dreams.
FAQs About the word cacoethes
an irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or actionA bad custom or habit; an insatiable desire; as, cacoethes scribendi, The itch for writing., A bad q
fascination,compulsion, enthusiasm, yearning, infatuation, itch, hunger, desire, longing, problem
insouciance,indifference, indifference, disregard, apathy, nonchalance, disregard, insouciance, disinterestedness, nonchalance
The cacoëthes for collecting stamps had consumed him, leaving him financially destitute.
Her cacoëthes for gossip had spread like wildfire, ruining countless reputations.
The politician's cacoëthes for power had led him to engage in unscrupulous tactics.
The artist's cacoëthes for creating beauty drove him to spend countless hours in his studio.
