0 to want something very much or hope to achieve something or be successful:
Secondly, it presented itself in deliberately (but misleadingly) unassertive terms, aspiring in its constitution only to ' support and assist ' imperial projects.
When someone ' 'memorizes' ' information (as less aspiring test-bound students often do), then they have amassed knowledge.
The keyword structure aspires to be as inclusive as possible and therefore in itself offers an overview of the field.
However, this did not prove a success, and a drama school for aspiring actors and performers was set up instead.
To those who had aspired to better things, the horrors of the half century after emancipation came as a bitter disappointment.
The aspiring new profession, that is, served as a hybrid agent of transition.
The melodic lines are always reaching upwards, striving, aspiring, in tribute to 'the most soaring of minds in the most turbulent of times'.
As if the point of departure would be less the actual child, than the adult aspiring to find his way back to childhood.
