coveted
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- adjective
- /ˈkʌvɪtɪd/
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codiciado
- Who will receive the coveted golden cake server.
- a coveted award
- a coveted spot
- win the coveted
Is the piece of cloth a coveted shawl or a discard?
- Is the piece of cloth a coveted shawl or a discard?
- They were buying for this one coveted spot, the host of The Tonight Show.
- It's like such a coveted title.
- Arabica beans have been really, really coveted.
- But what it does have is features and capabilities that are coveted by creators and not this kind.
- A key author, so she had been censored, which made his writings even more coveted.
- I also very exciting my much coveted and awaited Chanel sandals will be getting an outing.
- Why do you think Wagyu is not only super coveted, but also this expensive like this is?
Examples
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Whoever gets the most points wins the coveted Best Person in the Universe award.
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They were buying for this one coveted spot, the host of The Tonight Show.
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These are the most coveted watches in the world.
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To be able to make a positive difference in another person's life is a very rare, coveted, and precious thing.
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If you win, you win the coveted tiny hair trophy.
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This is the most coveted load usually of the season, full of beautiful specimen evergreens.
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We provide these tips as a means for everyone to consider what is happening with their school library program and how they might be future winners of this coveted and prestigious award.
Academic text (2009) -
Silk was only one item in the abundant cultural exchange on the route, but it was such a coveted, precious item that the name Silk Road stuck.
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Serik Sapiyev was the choice as the best boxer on the men's side in the Olympics, which earned him the coveted and prestigious Val Barker Trophy.
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These are the most coveted watches in the world.
Synonyms
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Worth having because many people want it
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Wanted by many people
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So attractive and wanted that people would do a lot to have it
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Wanted very much for a long time
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Likely to make other people feel jealous
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A thing people want and hope for after many years
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Wanted by many people and hard to find
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Wanted by many people
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Wanted very much and hoped for
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Wanted by many people because it looks attractive or is valuable
Something that people want very much
Wanted by many people because it is useful
A person or thing many people are looking for
Antonyms
How Desired
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Morphology
Etymology
The word coveted comes from the Latin cupidare, which means 'to desire', and is related to the name Cupid, the Roman figure of longing and love. So, if something is coveted, it is greatly wanted or desired by many people.