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How do you use the desirous in a sentence?

The word "desirous" is an adjective, meaning having or expressing a strong desire.

Here are some examples of how to use "desirous" in a sentence:

* "She was desirous of a peaceful vacation, far away from the city."

* "The young artist was desirous of recognition and praise for his work."

* "The company was desirous of acquiring new customers to expand its market share."

* "The hikers were desirous of reaching the summit before nightfall."

* "He was desirous of escaping his mundane routine and trying something new."

You can also use "desirous" with a prepositional phrase to specify what someone is desiring:

* "They were desirous of a comfortable place to stay."

* "She was desirous of getting good grades in her classes."

* "He was desirous of making a difference in the world."

Remember, "desirous" is a formal word and might not be suitable for every situation. You can often replace it with more common words like "wanting," "eager," or "hoping" depending on the context.

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