avidity (Meaning)

Wordnet

avidity (n)

a positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with something

Webster

Greediness; strong appetite; eagerness; intenseness of desire; as, to eat with avidity.

The hiker's avidity for summiting Mount Everest drove him to endure treacherous conditions.
The collector's avidity for rare coins bordered on obsession, leading him to amass an impressive collection.
The avidity with which the child pursued knowledge made it clear he would excel academically.
The scientist's avidity for discovering new species led him to explore remote and uncharted territories.
The author's avidity for storytelling captivated readers, immersing them in worlds both real and imagined.
The athlete's avidity for training pushed him to the limits of his physical abilities.
The investor's avidity for acquiring stocks and bonds made him a formidable force in the financial markets.
The teacher's avidity for educating students inspired them to strive for excellence and become lifelong learners.
The artist's avidity for experimenting with different mediums led to groundbreaking and innovative works of art.
The environmentalist's avidity for protecting endangered species played a crucial role in preserving the planet's biodiversity.

a positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with somethingGreediness; strong appetite; eagerness; intenseness of desire; as, to eat with avidity.

greed, hunger, avarice, thirst, appetite, acquisitiveness, covetousness, greediness, avidness, craving

satisfaction, fulfillment, contentment, generosity, fulfilment, generosity, contentment, gratification, fulfilment, gratification

The hiker's avidity for summiting Mount Everest drove him to endure treacherous conditions.

The collector's avidity for rare coins bordered on obsession, leading him to amass an impressive collection.

The avidity with which the child pursued knowledge made it clear he would excel academically.

The scientist's avidity for discovering new species led him to explore remote and uncharted territories.