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eagerly

[ee-ger-lee] / ˈi gər li /


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The Plain Dealer eagerly anticipated Leah’s arrival: “There are to be rapping times in Cleveland this week.”

From Literature

“We sense that investors are eagerly awaiting a growth reacceleration and until that is proven out, the stock may be rangebound as concerns about the core business and AI traction prevail,” Bhatia wrote.

From MarketWatch

The gnome bounced eagerly in front of me, hoping to carry another message.

From Literature

"Today was a day we had been eagerly awaiting. Everything has gone well, very well," head architect Jordi Fauli told reporters, including AFP.

From Barron's

Wall Street has been eagerly selling private-credit as a hot opportunity for individual investors.

From The Wall Street Journal