desireless
- adjective
- /dɪˈzaɪərləs/
- When you are desireless, you can appreciate the beauty of life without longing for anything more.
Examples
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Carlyle did struggle to achieve the sort of desireless certainty of ego that Descartes discovered through entirely abstract speculation; but he could only do so, to his satisfaction, through narrative, through relentless historical and metaphorical embodiment.
Academic text (1997) -
A truly desireless person finds peace in the present moment, free from the burdens of wanting.
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Being desireless allows you to enjoy what you have without feeling the need for more.
Synonyms
Feeling happy and satisfied with what you have
Not wanting something or feeling no wish for it
Not wanting something or feeling no wish for it
Antonyms
How Desirous
Surface Forms
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Etymology
The word desireless is made of desire ('a want' or 'a wish') and the ending -less meaning 'without', like in fearless or hopeless. So, desireless means being 'without wants' or free from wanting anything.