1. a strong desire or longing for something; an ardent wish.
Usage: formal or literary; often used in philosophical or academic contexts

Examples

• Her desideration for knowledge drove her to pursue advanced degrees in multiple fields.
• The philosopher wrote extensively about human desideration and its role in motivation.
• His desideration to travel the world shaped every decision he made in his twenties.
• The artist's desideration for perfection was evident in every brushstroke.
• Despite their desideration for peace, the conflict continued to escalate.
• She felt a deep desideration for connection after years of isolation.