Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Yearn"

A: It means to really want something badly. To really hope for something. To desire something in a very deep and strong way.
"My mother died 10 years ago. I still yearn to see her face again but I know it's not possible."

A: It means to wish or dream of something or someplace very strongly.

"I yearn to visit my family in other countries."

"We all yearn for world peace."

A: It is to have an intense longing for something, to miss something.
Examples:
"I yearn to see mountains again."
"I yearn to see the ocean again."

A: To yearn, means to REALLY want something.

A: I yearn for freedom

A: I yearn for the sweet taste of honey

Old civilizations in Iceland often yearned for the spring, especially on midwinter nights

(Yearn = a really strong desire)

A: I yearn to see him again.
I yearn for times long gone.
I yearn to go back home.

“Yearn” is not usually used in daily conversations. You’re most likely to find this word in a book or something.

A: Ex:
I yearn for her.
We yearn to do the test.
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A: I yearn for a better life. The old sailor yearned for the ocean. She couldn't help her yearning for someone to love.

A: The word "yearn" is used more as a feeling of heartache or sadness, because you really want something you don't, or can't have.

"Crave" is mostly used for hunger. If I am hungry and I want a burger, I am "craving" a burger. It can also be used for non food topics, but I wouldn't suggest it.

A: Yearn and want are similar yet different. Yearn also isn’t used much anymore in the US, it’s rare. When you yearn for something you long for it or strongly desire it. When you want something you wish for it or desire it. Yearn is a much stronger desire than want.

A: yearn to (do something)
yearn for (something)

I yearn to be free. I yearn for freedom.

A: Example:

I long for the weekend to start

I yearn for him to love me back

A: I'm not sure what exactly you mean.
Did you mean I want darkness in the night?

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A: “It is what I yearn for most.” The placement of the words sounded a little unnatural before.

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A: "To become." and good luck! ^_^

A: It means to want something, but it sounds more intense.

"I long for the day when we will be free again."

"I yearn to leave this place and see the world."

If you long for or yearn for a person, it means you have strong feelings of affection towards them.

A: normally we would just say "I really want to travel the world" or "traveling to xx would be amazing". Hope that helps!