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View definitions for aspire to

aspire to

verb as in pursue

verb as in seek

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Beyen added: "Full transparency - I don't really want to see clothes on someone like me. I want to see it on somebody I aspire to look like."

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Maybe even something to aspire to.

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They are ruthless, but England are ranked second in the world and they should aspire to be knocking them off the top spot - or at least running them close and giving them a few bloody noses.

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Meik Wiking, author of the book The Art of Danish Living, has long regarded his home country as a shining example of what other countries should aspire to mimic with their workplace policies.

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But it’s worth knowing what the Republicans aspire to achieve, and assessing their intentions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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