Definition of «eagerness»

Eagerness refers to a strong desire or enthusiasm for something, often accompanied by impatience and excitement. It is an intense feeling of wanting or wishing to do something, with a sense of urgency and anticipation. Eagerness can be expressed through physical gestures such as fidgeting, tapping feet, or bouncing in one's seat, while also showing signs of readiness by being attentive, focused, and prepared for action.

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She expressed an eagerness to learn new skills and took on various opportunities for professional development.
The students showed eagerness in participating in the science fair, spending hours on their experiments and presentations.
The company's eagerness to meet customer demands led them to quickly develop and launch new product features.
Despite her lack of experience, her eagerness to contribute to the team was evident as she applied for different projects and asked for additional responsibilities.
The child's eagerness to open the presents on Christmas morning made them wake up earlier than usual.

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Until those cash flows are delivered, security prices only reflect the relative eagerness of investors to trade claims on those future cash flows. (hussmanfunds.com)
«I want to hear the V - 8 engine run,» Mr. Donovan said with eagerness in his voice. (mustangandfords.com)
Both companies have shown eagerness in working with several other Silicon Valley companies as a way to jumpstart their growth. (techtimes.com)
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