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ambitions

[æmˈbɪʃənz]

ambitions Definition

  • 1a strong desire to do or achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work
  • 2a desire and determination to be successful, famous, or powerful

Using ambitions: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ambitions" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Her ambition is to become a doctor.

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    He has always had political ambitions.

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    Their ambitious project took years to complete.

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    She pursued her ambitions with great determination.

ambitions Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ambitions

Phrases with ambitions

  • kill someone's ambition

    to discourage or thwart someone's aspirations or goals

    Example

    His parents' lack of support killed his ambition to become an artist.

  • ambition knows no bounds

    someone's desire to succeed or achieve something is limitless

    Example

    Her ambition knows no bounds; she wants to be the best in everything she does.

  • ambition is the path to success

    working hard and having a strong desire to achieve something is the key to success

    Example

    He believes that ambition is the path to success and works tirelessly towards his goals.

Origins of ambitions

from Latin 'ambitio', meaning 'a going around (to solicit votes)'

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Summary: ambitions in Brief

The term 'ambitions' [æmˈbɪʃənz] refers to a strong desire to do or achieve something, often requiring determination and hard work. It can also denote a desire and determination to be successful, famous, or powerful. Examples include 'Her ambition is to become a doctor.' and 'She pursued her ambitions with great determination.' Phrases like 'kill someone's ambition' and 'ambition knows no bounds' highlight the positive and negative aspects of ambition.