Craves

A baby craves its mother's milk.

Tom craves attention.

As the trees crave tranquility in the ever-persistent wind, the child craves the care of its ever-absent parents.

It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor.

This man craves variety.

Ziri craves sex.

Paradoxically, she craves social interaction while refusing to leave her house.

The whole world craves peace.

Ziri craves attention all the time.

I crave novelty; my partner craves habit.