NOUN
- a deficiency of moisture (especially when resulting from a permanent absence of rainfall)
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strong desire for something (not food or drink)
a thirst for knowledge
hunger for affection - a physiological need to drink
How To Use thirstiness In A Sentence
- What I found was that many who advocated invasion, colonisation and even mass murder didn't necessarily do so from an inherent bloodthirstiness.
- And as for your despair at Republican “militarism” – would that be the same blood-thirstiness that removed two brutal dictatorships from power in recent years. A Closed Theory Case Study
- For that we can thank the fortitude of American forces under George Washington, the siegecraft of French troops of Gen. Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, the count of Rochambeau - and the relentless bloodthirstiness of female Anopheles quadrimaculatus mosquitoes. Malarial mosquitoes helped defeat British in battle that ended Revolutionary War
- Hot flashes at night are horrible but the thirstiness is all the time.
- To free these tribes from their bloodthirstiness was the greatest kindness, and to coerce and restrain them was a true mercy. Some Answered Questions
- I wonder if my thirstiness is a symptom of some health concern. The Citizen On Mars
- It is used to treat fever, thirstiness, nausea, stomatitis, gonorrhoea and colic.
- I think that's quite enough bloodthirstiness from me.
- His viciousness is amped to naked bloodthirstiness. Paul Slansky: The Imminent Overness of Sarah Palin
- Then we would all have had to concentrate upon dealing with hate and bloodthirstiness instead of pouring all our energy into controlling sexuality.