Definition Synonyms
Definition of avidity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
eagernessRare strong desire or enthusiasm for somethingRare
- Her avidity for learning new languages is impressive.
2.
chemistryTECH. combined strength of multiple interactions in biochemistryTECH.
- The avidity of the antibody-antigen interaction was measured.
3.
greedinessRare excessive greed or appetite for material thingsRare
- His avidity for wealth led to his downfall.
Origin of avidity
Latin, avidus (eager)
Examples of avidity in a sentence
The scientist's avidity for discovery drove her research. Researchers are studying the avidity in protein interactions. The avidity of the compounds was unexpectedly high. Her avidity for luxury was insatiable. Avidity drove him to make risky investments.
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- French:avidité, affinité multiple, ...
- German:Eifer, Avidität, ...
- Italian:avidità, bramosia, ...
- Spanish:avidez, avaricia, ...
- Portuguese:entusiasmo, avidez, ...
- Chinese:热情, 亲和力, ...
- Japanese:熱意, アビディティ, ...
- Arabic:تَلَهُّف, شدة التآلف, ...
- Hebrew:תַּאֲוָה עַזָּה, אַבִּידִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:рвение, авидность, ...
- Ukrainian:завзяття, авідність, ...
- Hindi:उत्सुकता, अविधि, ...
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