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desirable
adjective as in attractive, seductive
Strongest matches
adjective as in advantageous, good
Example Sentences
“This is why we’re seeing security tags on blocks of cheddar in supermarkets. Based on price alone, cheese is one of the most desirable foods a criminal can steal.”
Actually, Hernández sees it as his advantage and is reclaiming his height as desirable.
But more recent history suggests something different: Foods such as sushi, offal and even lobster became desirable not despite but because of their novelty and difference.
While being a handyman might be a desirable trait, it is not compulsory.
“I should be vital, beautiful, sexual, and desirable … I’m worried and lonely, alone, hopeless.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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