Désireuse

Désireuse is a French feminine adjective meaning "desirous" or "eager." It conveys a strong sense of wanting or wishing for something, often with a connotation of keen anticipation or longing. The masculine form of the adjective is "désireux."

In French grammar, "désireuse" agrees in gender and number with the noun or pronoun it modifies. For example, "une femme désireuse de succès" translates to "a woman desirous of success." Similarly, "elles sont désireuses d'apprendre" means "they (feminine plural) are eager to learn."

The adjective can be used in various contexts, from expressing a simple desire for an object to a deeper longing for an experience or achievement. It can also imply a willingness or readiness to undertake something. The intensity of the desire can vary depending on the context and any adverbs that might modify the adjective. For instance, "très désireuse" would indicate a very strong desire.

While "désireuse" is primarily a descriptive adjective, its usage can sometimes carry a subtle implication of aspiration or ambition, particularly when linked to goals or future outcomes. The term is a common element in French vocabulary and appears in literature, everyday conversation, and formal writing to articulate a state of wanting or eagerness.