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Discover Ludwig"desire of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe someone's strong and intense longing to have something. For example, "He had a great desire of becoming a professional athlete".
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He cites "the desire of the people".
The desire of both men is intense.
This will probably be the desire of most people.
The palpable desire of the fiend was nuanced, layered.
The desire of women for university slots skyrocketed.
"That was the desire of Mets management," the mayor said.
"Stability is the desire of everyone," he said.
That's the desire of that guy to be better".
"The great desire of the bank to give this loan is much greater than the desire of Russia to receive it," he said.
They accommodate two elemental desires: the desire of the strong to be masters, and the desire of the weak to be slaves.
"This move will only further the desire of voters to change Congress," he said.
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