A desire or want can be referred to as a "need," "wish," or "craving." These terms describe a strong feeling or longing for something, whether it be physical, emotional, or psychological. In psychology, such desires can also be categorized as intrinsic or extrinsic motivations, influencing behavior and decision-making.
"I want [desire] you."
desire or an adjective you can use would be "superfluous" If you're looking for a noun, I would call something you want but don't need a luxury.
take, require, expect, demand, involve, ask, desire, command, postulate, call for, necessitate, want
A Desire
A Desire
It means to be obsessed with something.
By definition yes, said person could be lusting to be in a relationship. Lusting can be defined as, a strong desire for something. So if you crave being in a relationship and have a strong desire for it, or the person you want to be with, then yes you could call it lusting. It doesn't always have to necessarily be a sexual desire.
It can be, when it means a want or need. It can also be a verb, to desire (to want).
Need is something you have to have, a requirement for survival. A want is a desire and a desire is just a strong feeling of wanting.
In Chapter 6 of The Witch of Blackbird Pond, "I want to call on you" means that the character wants to come visit the person they are speaking to. It is a polite way of expressing a desire to see someone or pay them a visit.
a strong desire is when you want some thing very bad
Something that you want or would like to have.