hungry
- adjective
- /ˈhʌŋɡri/
- One teacher worded this view quite succinctly: "People are hungry to be valued."
- hungry for power
- hungry for information
- hungry for attention
You follow what I mean, stay hungry, stay hungry.
- You follow what I mean, stay hungry, stay hungry.
- He said, Adam, stay hungry and stay humble.
- Like we're all so hungry to talk to each other.
- They're kind of hungry to to connect with women.
- Like I'm really hungry for something really different.
- Are you just hungry for Dick?
- I am hungry to do something now.
- I'm in a new mindset, but I'm hungry.
- All of us hungry ghosts wired for appetite.
- No, I think I'm personally a very, very hungry person.
Examples
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After this, however, visitors emerge hungry for art and greater explanation.
Academic text (2004) -
The boys and I were hungry, so we decided to go get some hot dogs.
Academic text (1994) -
It's like you are just hungry all the time.
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Like we're all so hungry to talk to each other.
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If there are people who are hungry for truth, my response is to help them discover it.
Academic text (1993) -
Like I'm really hungry for something really different.
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A refugee population is hungry for language and aware that anything can happen.
Academic text (1995) -
And I'm sure the jury is equally tired and hungry.
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Half-starved and hungry for love.
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The children were hungry for attention during the class activity.
Synonyms
Feeling very hungry and eager to eat
Having a strong desire for success or knowledge
Feeling a little hungry and wanting a snack
Very hungry and needing to eat right away
Very hungry and needing food now
A person or animal who is very hungry because they have no food
Feeling hungry and weak
Antonyms
Idioms
To keep wanting more and trying to improve without accepting being average
Compounds
How Eager
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hungry also comes from the same root hunger, which can mean a strong 'want'. So if you are hungry for success it means you have a strong desire for it.