desiderations (Meaning)

desiderations

to entertain or express a wish to have or attain

The customer's intricate desiderations for the custom-designed jewelry proved challenging for the jeweler.
The project manager meticulously catered to the multifaceted desiderations of the stakeholders.
The restaurant's exclusive menu aimed to satisfy the discerning desiderations of culinary enthusiasts.
The therapist listened attentively to the patient's expressed desiderations for a meaningful and fulfilling life.
The travel agent tailored the itinerary to align with the travelers' specific desiderations for an adventurous and immersive experience.
The politician's speech eloquently addressed the diverse desiderations of the electorate.
The artist's latest work deftly explored the complexities of human desiderations and desires.
The newly remodeled home incorporated luxurious amenities to cater to the homeowner's evolving desiderations.
The philosopher delved deeply into the nature of desiderations, questioning their role in shaping human existence.
The organization's mission was to empower individuals to pursue their own unique desiderations and aspirations.

to entertain or express a wish to have or attain

requisites, requirements, wishes,desiderata, necessities, needs, essentials, needfuls, sine qua nons, prerequisites

frills, extravagances, extras, comforts,surpluses, luxuries, amenities, indulgences, surplusages,superfluities

The customer's intricate desiderations for the custom-designed jewelry proved challenging for the jeweler.

The project manager meticulously catered to the multifaceted desiderations of the stakeholders.

The restaurant's exclusive menu aimed to satisfy the discerning desiderations of culinary enthusiasts.

The therapist listened attentively to the patient's expressed desiderations for a meaningful and fulfilling life.