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eager

[ee-ger] / ˈi gər /


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Catch up: The post-apocalyptic drama “Paradise” just ended its second season with another wild twist that should leave viewers eager for the third and final season next year.

From MarketWatch

Maggie tried not to appear too eager, but she took a big drink.

From Literature

I have seen it myself: their hazy ghost bodies slithering into the glowing blue, eager to coil up and rest, untouched and unbothered for eternity.

From Literature

Testing is relatively simple, and many patients are eager to find an explanation for why their blood pressure remains difficult to control.

From Science Daily

While Arbeloa might be familiar with the Castilla players, he admits injuries have limited his exposure to some first-team players, but he is eager to continue building relationships across the squad.

From BBC