Grateful and Wanted

Grateful

Grateful adjective - Feeling or expressing gratitude.

Wanted and grateful are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wanted" instead an adjective "Grateful".

Wanted

Wanted adjective - Desired or wished for or sought.

Grateful and wanted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grateful" instead an adjective "Wanted".

Nearby Words: want, wanting

Both words in one sentence

  • Turns out the "kid" was a benign energy-based alien who wanted to experience corporeal existence, and was grateful for all the affection Troi showed "him".
  • Friendless Background Because of this, she's grateful that Sun Jing actively sought her out to befriend her (though unbeknownst to her, this was because Sun Jing not only wanted to be friends, but also had a crush on her).
  • Series / Hell's Kitchen The players are hugely grateful for and inspired by this generosity: Jason says "the lesson that Chef Ramsay gave us was invaluable" and Jason wanted to see "20 more of those." The contestants don't get much sleep that night, as they had frequent videos running until 2 AM.
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