desirous Antonyms
Strongest:
- unenthusiastic
- casual
- unconcerned
- unconcerned
- indifferent
- disinterested
- uninterested
- apathetic
- disinterested
- apathetic
- unenthusiastic
- uninterested
- indifferent
- casual
Strong:
- impassive
- aloof
- loath
- incurious
- insouciant
- aloof
- reluctant
- nonchalant
- unwilling
- hesitant
- averse
- uneager
- loath
- uneager
- reluctant
- detached
- nonchalant
- stolid
- hesitant
- impassive
- unwilling
- averse
- insouciant
- stolid
- incurious
- detached
Weak:
Meaning of desirous
desirous (a)
having or expressing desire for something
desirous (n.)
Feeling desire; eagerly wishing; solicitous; eager to obtain; covetous.
desirous Sentence Examples
- After years of renting, they were desirous of owning their own home.
- The young couple was desirous of starting a family.
- She looked at the dessert menu, desirous of indulging in something sweet.
- The students were desirous of achieving high scores on their exams.
- He was desirous of impressing his new boss with his dedication and hard work.
- The politician was desirous of winning the upcoming election.
- She was desirous of exploring new cultures and traveling the world.
- The entrepreneur was desirous of launching a successful startup.
- He was desirous of improving his physical fitness and started going to the gym regularly.
- The artist was desirous of creating a masterpiece that would leave a lasting impact on viewers.
FAQs About the word desirous
having or expressing desire for somethingFeeling desire; eagerly wishing; solicitous; eager to obtain; covetous.
anxious, enthusiastic, ardent, avid, eager, keen,excited, geeked, greedy,interested
unenthusiastic, casual, unconcerned, unconcerned,indifferent, disinterested, uninterested, apathetic, disinterested, apathetic
After years of renting, they were desirous of owning their own home.
The young couple was desirous of starting a family.
She looked at the dessert menu, desirous of indulging in something sweet.
The students were desirous of achieving high scores on their exams.
