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neediness

[nee-dee-nis] / ˈni di nɪs /


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It can be difficult to navigate their neediness because they are needy in such specific and unfixable ways.

From New York Times

The late, not-so-great Hollywood Film Awards, whose winners were chosen primarily based on whether the recipient would show up for the ceremony, stand as a monument to that neediness.

From Los Angeles Times

She doesn’t hide the least flattering parts of herself in those years — her neediness, her selfishness, even the cruelty she inflicts on those closest to her.

From Washington Post

I love that he enjoys my company, but maybe his behavior is a sign of neediness or a social radar deficit?

From New York Times

She seemed to have few friends and her evident neediness alienated those to whom she hoped to ingratiate herself.

From New York Times