craver
- noun
- /ˈkreɪvər/
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Examples
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The night school teacher The good life preacher The caretaker The kiss craver He is So He is So He is
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Even though it was called out that they were power cravers, corrupt, hypocrites, greedy, arrogant, and deceivers.
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The classic hypocrites, power cravers, corrupt, arrogant, greedy, and deceiving people around.
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The dough increaser The pleasure releaser The hard-knocks knower Without the scars to show ya The night school teacher The good life preacher The caretaker The kiss craver He is
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Every summer, she becomes a craver for chocolate, longing for rich desserts.
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As a dedicated athlete, he is a craver for fitness, always seeking new challenges.
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Caffeine cravers often find it hard to start their day without a cup of coffee.
Synonyms
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2.5
A person who hopes something will happen
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8.3
A person who wishes to have something
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A person who strongly wants something that belongs to someone else
A person who strongly wants something they do not have
A person who strongly wants something they do not have
How Desirous
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Etymology
Craver comes from the verb crave, which means 'to want something very much'. A helpful way to remember it is that crave once also meant 'to beg', so a craver is like someone who asks or longs for something strongly, which is why the word means 'a person who strongly desires something'.