eager
Common misspellings:
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- egor (0.7%)
- egaer (2.8%)
- eage (1.1%)
- eagre (0.7%)
- eagar (29.5%)
- egear (2.8%)
- enger (0.7%)
- eiger (0.4%)
- egar (13.2%)
- eger (29.9%)
- eaiger (0.7%)
- eagered (2.5%)
- earger (5.7%)
- ager (1.4%)
- egars (0.7%)
- egger (7.1%)
Usage examples for eager:
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" You shall have many such friends, Cathelineau," said he; " many as eager and very many more useful."
"La Vend̩e An Historical Romance" РAnthony Trollope -
Old Mother Nature smiled as she saw the eager curiosity shining in their eyes.
"The-Burgess-Animal-Book-for-Children" – Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo) -
His voice was eager excited, like a boy's.
"Bride of the Mistletoe" – James Lane Allen -
The gate was high, but he was eager and she was coming.
"A Country Gentleman and his Family" – Mrs. (Margaret) Oliphant
