Desirableness - Law Dictionary Search Results
desire
desire de·sired de·sir·ing : to wish for earnestly see also precatory NOTE: Courts have variously interpreted desire in wills
Desirable
Worthy of desire or longing fitted to excite desire or a wish to possess pleasing agreeable
Desirable
Desirable, this is a difficult test to interpret, for it is framed both in terms of a jurisdictional threshold
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Desirous
Feeling desire eagerly wishing solicitous eager to obtain covetous
Desirously
With desire eagerly
Desirably
In a desirable manner
Desireful
Filled with desire eager
Desirer
One who desires asks or wishes
Desirousness
The state of being desirous
Desirefulness
The state of being desireful eagerness to obtain and possess
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