thirst
40
3.6
- noun
- /θɜrst/
:
sed
- She wants you to thirst for knowledge about who she is.
- thirst for knowledge
- thirst for power
- thirst for adventure
I will never quench my thirst for Russian history.
- I will never quench my thirst for Russian history.
- To me, it's a thirst for dominance.
- You had to be, you had to hunger and you had to thirst for righteousness.
- So, so, so yes, basically people are, are, are have a thirst for this kind of content.
- Kolchak had a passion for scientific discovery and oceanography, and a thirst for adventure.
- And then I worked the pit lane and, and you know, the sport has such a thirst for sponsorship.
- I wanted to be on purpose and I so it just it was this like this thirst for the truth.
- To do it, I needed to to to empower people in a way the only thing was a thirst for revenge.
- And consumerism is obviously an unquenchable thirst.
- There's a quest for a thirst for authentic.
- How do you with your thirst to be culturally relevant?
- This is going to be generational thirst trapping.
- Well, Jasmine, first of all, if you want to do a really good thirst trap, just make sure you look good.
- I've told women before like on your social media people love posting thirst traps, right?
- OK, I get this, you know, so it's an unquenchable thirst.
Examples
-
Moreover, the novels presented a period of history that answered the students' thirst for adventure and involvement.
Academic text (1991) -
Kolchak had a passion for scientific discovery and oceanography, and a thirst for adventure.
-
Perhaps it will be the thirst for knowledge or some grand creative fire within.
Fiction book (1991) -
But the central lesson of The Invention of News is that people have always had a thirst for news.
-
I will never quench my thirst for Russian history.
-
She had a thirst for knowledge.
-
Competition was the basis of the settlement and the result of inhabitants' unyielding thirst for wealth.
Academic text (2014) -
The drama generates not weariness with war but a thirst for justice, for sacrifice, and revenge.
Academic text (2002) -
Joseph's longing for righteousness welled up in him like the thirst of a man lost in the desert.
Fiction book (2001) -
Many students have a thirst for knowledge that drives them to explore different subjects.
Synonyms
∞
1.6
A strong wish to have or experience something
299
2.1
A desire to eat or to have new experiences
78
3.7
A very strong desire for things like food or cigarettes
69
3.2
A strong desire for something, like success or knowledge
11
6.6
A strong wish to have or do something
A strong desire to get or achieve something
A strong desire for things like knowledge or success
A very strong wish for more that cannot be satisfied
A strong desire to have or do something
A strong wish to have or try something
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word thirst also comes from the old þurst for 'dryness', and people used it for a strong need as well. So a thirst for adventure is like being 'dry' for new things and wanting them badly.