Feeling a need
Synonyms for feeling a need
verb desire
wish
require
prefer
crave
choose
need
fancy
hunger
covet
pine
hanker
lust
yearn
long
aspire
ache
thirst
be greedy
could do with
desiderate
feel a need
have a passion for
have a yen for
have ambition
have an urge for
have eyes for
incline toward
itch for
spoil for
Antonyms for feeling a need
dislike
hate
spurn
despise
have
not want
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