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How can you use the word keen in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "keen" with different meanings:

Meaning: Eager or enthusiastic

* "I'm keen to learn more about coding."

* "She was keen on the idea of a weekend trip to the mountains."

* "The students were keen to participate in the debate."

Meaning: Sharp or intense

* "The detective had a keen eye for detail."

* "She felt a keen sense of disappointment when she didn't get the job."

* "The air was filled with the keen scent of pine needles."

Meaning: Strong or powerful

* "The wind howled with a keen, piercing sound."

* "The competition was fierce, and the teams were keen to win."

* "The blade was keen and sharp, ready to cut through anything."

Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore other ways to use "keen" in a sentence.

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