Eager
Eager adjective - Showing urgent desire or interest.
Usage example: Tom was eager to try out his new pair of skis
Both words in one sentence
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Legacy of the Dragokin: Daniar has a son who is ready and eager to follow in her footsteps as guardian of the realm but she keeps him squestered in the castle.
Source: Overprotective Dad - Jackson, old "Stonewall", General-in-Chief of the Confederate Army, is ready and eager to strike at the Yankees once more.
Source: Literature / How Few Remain -
Driven to Suicide: White was ready and eager to check out at the film's beginning.
Source: Film / The Sunset Limited
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