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I yearn for her return.yearn = strongly desire or wish
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I yearn for more independence.yearn = strongly desire
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For a moment, I yearn for something … the idea of us leaving the district … making our way in the woods … but I know I was right about not running off. (source)yearn = strongly desire or wish
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They are not afraid to dream, and to yearn for everything they would like to see happen to them in their lives. (source)
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But something in their iron robot hearts will yearn to have lived and died as we did: on the hero's errand. (source)
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As my father says, we might be the world's best-treated refugees, in a nice house with everything we need, but we still yearn for our homeland. (source)yearn = long or wish
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His yearning, in a sense, was too powerful to be quenched by human contact. (source)yearning = strong desire
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But Lockhart's disgusting cheeriness, his hints that he had always thought Hagrid was no good, his confidence that the whole business was now at an end, irritated Harry so much that he yearned to throw Gadding with Ghouls right in Lockhart's stupid face. (source)yearned = strongly desired
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We reach the shelter of the reserves and yearn to creep in and disappear;—but instead we must turn round and plunge again into the horror. (source)yearn = strongly desire
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But all had yearnings to know what made their parents special.† (source)yearnings = strong desires
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If even the most clandestine love affair yearns for an audience, then of course I was theirs.† (source)yearns = strongly desires
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"Has he been here, dear?" the latter yearningly asked.† (source)yearningly = with strong desire
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He was not the yearner: he was the artist, sure of his vision.† (source)yearner = someone who strongly desires something
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She turned toward the wall, yearning for the holidays of her past, and repeated what was becoming a nightly ritual of silent tears. (source)yearning = having a strong desire
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I saw how you suffered and yearned for his affections, and my heart bled for you. (source)yearned = strongly desired or wished
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I would always yearn for them and remember them, but there was nothing left for me in Europe but ghosts. (source)yearn = long or wish
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