Desired
Desired adjective - Greatly desired.
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Synonyms for Desired
Obsessed and desired are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Obsessed" instead a verb "Desired".
Both words in one sentence
- Dangan Ronpa: Junko Enoshima is the despair-obsessed teenager who desired nothing less than the destruction of hope.
Source: Monster / Other Media -
Noble dwarves obsessed with tradition hew closest to the archetype but many dwarves are beardless, nearly all have american accents and their society leaves something to be desired.
Source: Franchise / Dragon Age -
That said, his interest in good governance—if not his competence—did leave something to be desired, and he was perhaps inordinately obsessed with the arts, particularly the theatre (which was considered to be low-grade work; hence his lack of popularity with Rome's elite even in his time).
Source: Useful Notes / The Roman Empire
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