Avidity

//əˈvɪdɪti//

Synonyms for "avidity" (70 found)

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Translations

15 translations across 7 languages.

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Bulgarian

3 entries
  • алчност noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • лакомост noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • ненаситност noun (greediness; strong appetite)

German

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  • Avidität noun (biochemistry)

Indonesian

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  • aviditas noun (biochemistry)

Italian

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  • avidità noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • avidità noun (eagerness; intenseness of desire)

Malay

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  • keavidan noun (biochemistry)

Romanian

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  • aviditate noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • aviditate noun (eagerness; intenseness of desire)
  • lăcomie noun (greediness; strong appetite)

Russian

4 entries
  • а́лчность noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • жа́дность noun (greediness; strong appetite)
  • усе́рдие noun (eagerness; intenseness of desire)
  • энерги́чность noun (eagerness; intenseness of desire)

Sample sentences

6 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

It must be supposed that reading was one of his morbid habits, as he fell upon anything that came into his hands with equal avidity.

Source: tatoeba (5298734)

The jury looked tired, with the exception of one especially alert little man who drank in even the most uninteresting details with avidity.

Source: tatoeba (12430035)

to eat with avidity

Source: wiktionary

Still, there was an inquiry after me, the 'who was she?' that never can, that never must be answered; and it was pursued with only the more avidity, because my accomplishments proved that I had been expensively educated, and nature had stamped me with her own kindly distinctions.

Source: wiktionary

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