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avid
[ av-id ]
adjective
- showing great enthusiasm for or interest in:
an avid moviegoer.
Synonyms: fanatic, zealous, dedicated, devoted, keen, ardent, enthusiastic
Antonyms: reluctant, apathetic, indifferent
avid for pleasure; avid of power.
Synonyms: rapacious, insatiable, hungry, covetous
Antonyms: loath, disdainful
avid
/ ˈævɪd /
adjective
- very keen; enthusiastic
an avid reader
- postpositive; often foll by for or of eager (for); desirous (of); greedy (for)
avid for revenge
Derived Forms
- ˈavidly, adverb
Other Word Forms
- av·id·ly adverb
- av·id·ness noun
- un·av·id adjective
- un·av·id·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of avid1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Or, if you rather, opt for simply garlic salt, garlic powder or even a garlic puree to avid any sort of texture whatsoever.
Philip was an avid reader and theatre lover who won a scholarship to Cardiff University to read Maths when he was only 16.
Among what the ALA estimates to be more than 1.2 billion in-person visits annually to libraries around the country, homeschoolers are among the system's most avid patrons.
A gifted computer programmer, avid skydiver and motorcycle racer, Landi had been a man on the lam for roughly a decade.
The world's largest population, a thriving economy and a determined Communist Party led by an avid football fan, President Xi Jinping.
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