Desired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESIRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DESIRE, to wish for
• strongly wish for or want (something)
• want (someone) sexually
• express a wish to
NOUN:
• a strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen
• strong sexual feeling or appetite
• something desired.
ADJECTIVE:
• greatly desired
• wanted intensely

Words related to DESIRED

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How to use DESIRED in a sentence

• In one instance however, this lady ventured to procure the interview so ardently desired by both parties.
• This can be seen in any plant and there are many ways in which the desired result is brought about.
• However, I desired Glumdalclitch to let me deal with it alone.
• I have desired the passages to be clipped close, and then perhaps for two or three leaves it is done.
• Exclusive of the horrible nature of the subject, the colours are laid on too thick to produce the desired effect.
• He resolved upon trying, and turning into one of the public streets, which would bring him sooner to the place desired than that by which he had come, he walked swiftly onward.
• On the contrary, they desired to be with him and near him, for they felt secure in his presence.
• I have firmly refused to follow the counsels of those who have desired the giving offices to some of their leaders, in order to reconcile.
• He called on me with it, and desired me to recommend his case to a decision, and to note in my despatch, that it was the first time he had spoken to me on the subject.
• Combe was consulted by Prince Albert with regard to the royal children, and was desired to examine their heads.
• It was the moment both had desired, yet when it came it found them tongue-tied and helpless.
• If his presence is not desired, the notice is left at his shop a few minutes after twelve, or at his house a few minutes past one.
• Paul gathered many curious things of prehistoric workmanship and only regretted that the limited quarters of the sloop prevented his taking all he desired.
• That he was still willing to take her, that he desired to have her for his wife in spite of all the injury she had done him, there could be no doubt.
• The priest got away, and the magistrates desired me to go out of the steeple-house.
• The Navy Department also desired to obtain some expressions of opinion on the subject.
• As he held his honour dear he could not bear the disgrace, and desired that the affair should be cleared up, not refusing, although he was old, the heavy task he had begun.
• These with me, as with most, are my approaching death, and the disposal of an inheritance which is desired by many.
• I could not rest any longer with the thought of your having no idea of a place of which you hear so much, and therefore desired Mr.
• Park was desired by Lord Camden, the colonial secretary, to form his arrangements, with an assurance of being supplied with every means necessary for their accomplishment.
• Grascour was about to leave the room, having obtained the permission he desired, when Mrs.
• He said that the commission had also declined to use a certain apparatus which he insisted was absolutely necessary to obtain the desired results.
• Many strangers desired to see him, for he was more than a hundred years old and still remembered clearly the old days.

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