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Want denotes a desire or a need of something that is possible to have or get. Hope implies a desire of something that is possible, involving a feeling of trust, confidence. Wish suggests a fervent desire, a feeling, especially a need of something impossible or unlikely.
- Want denotes a desire or a need of something that is possible to have or get.
- Hope implies a desire of something that is possible, involving a feeling of trust, confidence.
- Wish suggests a fervent desire, a feeling, especially a need of something impossible or unlikely.
- This said in short and in general terms, because I think the three words can be exchanged depending on the style of the speaker or the writer.
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Want denotes a desire or a need of something that is possible to have or get.
Hope implies a desire of something that is possible, involving a feeling of trust, confidence.
Wish suggests a fervent desire, a feeling, especially a need of something impossible or unlikely.
This said in short and in general terms, because I think the three words can be exchanged depending on the s
Hope implies a desire of something that is possible, involving a feeling of trust, confidence.
Wish suggests a fervent desire, a feeling, especially a need of something impossible or unlikely.
This said in short and in general terms, because I think the three words can be exchanged depending on the s
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