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"arouse a craving" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in English
It can be used in formal or informal writing. Here is an example: "The smell of freshly baked cookies aroused a craving in me, and I couldn't resist taking a bite."
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It's like a craving.
Is it a craving, is it emotional?
"Huh?" "A craving for dragon burgers?
Anxiety brings a craving for calming carbohydrates.
Maybe it's a craving for love.
"The craving of back home, and the craving of home, which is a craving for women in the home, cooking".
But how did you know that the craving was a craving for meat and not a craving to sleep with someone else or buy a red Corvette?
Participants reported if they were experiencing a craving and rated the strength, vividness and intrusiveness of their craving.
Have a craving for sushi?
A craving for knowledge.
Had a craving.
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