is the same to say want and be craving
Does be craving mean strong want?
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Yes, to crave something = to really/desperately want, or desire something Craving tends to mean you REALLY want something, not so much, that you 'would like' or 'want' it. If I said 'I crave a cigarette' - this means I'm in real need of a cigarette. Example: 'I haven't eaten for 15 hours', I'm craving something to eat! = 'I'm really hungry' *using crave/craving adds more meaning to the statement*
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Yes, to crave something = to really or desperately or long for or desire mething
Craving tends to mean you REALLY want something, not so much, that you 'would like' or 'want' it
If I say I crave a cigarette - this means I'm in real need of a cigarette.
Example:
I haven't eaten for 15 hours, I'm craving something to eat! = I'm really hungry *crave/craving adds more meaning to the statement*
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is it the same to say i want and to be craving
Does it being craving, mean strongly want?
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Craving is madly wants
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