wanter Antonyms
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Meaning of wanter
Wordnet
wanter (n)
a person who wants or needs something
wanter Sentence Examples
- As the thirsty traveler stumbled through the desert, he desperately became a wanter of water.
- The destitute family was always a wanter of food and shelter.
- The ambitious entrepreneur's relentless pursuit of success made her a wanter of all opportunities.
- The young child's unwavering belief in Santa Claus made him a wanter of toys on Christmas morning.
- The starving wolf became a wanter of prey, its instincts driving it to hunt.
- Despite his wealth, the miser was a wanter of more, never satisfied with his possessions.
- The gambler's addiction made him a wanter of money, constantly chasing the illusion of winning.
- The attention-seeking teen was a wanter of popularity, desperate for validation from others.
- The struggling artist became a wanter of recognition, yearning for people to appreciate their talent.
- The heartbroken lover was a wanter of affection, longing for someone to fill the void in their heart.
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a person who wants or needs something
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As the thirsty traveler stumbled through the desert, he desperately became a wanter of water.
The destitute family was always a wanter of food and shelter.
The ambitious entrepreneur's relentless pursuit of success made her a wanter of all opportunities.
The young child's unwavering belief in Santa Claus made him a wanter of toys on Christmas morning.
