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ambition

Definition for ambition

noun as in something desired

Strong matches

end, enterprise, intent, mark, target

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Describing the ball as "Met Gala ambition with UK uniqueness", Brocklebank said on social media that the event is "set to become London's centrepiece".

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"Beijing could use this opportunity to address both domestic and international audiences that China's growth ambitions remain intact despite the geopolitical headwinds," said Lim.

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Having started as a campaign, Operation Dudula, which has, at times, been accused of using force to make its point, is now a political party with ambitions to contest next year's local government elections.

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Seen in the larger context of Xi’s global ambitions, this means the Ukraine war has become a proxy conflict between the U.S. and China.

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Lofty ambitions, but the work leaves you with the impression of an empty gesture.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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