ADJ.
last, many, special, young
VERB + ASPIRING
center, farthing, frequented, training
ASPIRING + NOUN
actor, actress, artisans, artists, bartender, chef, comedian, democracies
PREP.
in
ADV.
only, then
adj
Hoping to become.
Aspiring pop stars lined up for hours just to audition.
Time and time again the people were foolish enough to trust, believe, and support with their last farthing aspiring politicians, only to find themselves betrayed and cheated.
noun
Aspiration.
[…] if we contemplate a vegetable in its material principle, and look on it as made of earth; we muſt have the true Theory of the nature of that Element, or we miſerably fail of our Scientifical aſpirings, […]
[…] to the aſpirings of unaſſuming truſt and filial confidence, are ſet no bounds.
Aspiring pop stars lined up for hours just to audition.
WiktionaryTime and time again the people were foolish enough to trust, believe, and support with their last farthing aspiring politicians, only to find themselves betrayed and cheated.
WiktionaryHere three aspiring young seamstresses—diplomas in dressmaking from the People’s College of Zimbabwe hung on the wall—bicker and scowl at each other.
Wiktionary[…] if we contemplate a vegetable in its material principle, and look on it as made of earth; we muſt have the true Theory of the nature of that Element, or we miſerably fail of our Scientifical aſpir
Wiktionary[…] to the aſpirings of unaſſuming truſt and filial confidence, are ſet no bounds.
WiktionaryFrom whatsoe’er my wakened thoughts create Out of the hopes of thine aspirings bold, Have I collected language to unfold Truth to my countrymen; […]
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