Ambition ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Ambition ( noun )

1. A strong desire to achieve success or a particular goal, typically requiring determination and hard work.
2. A particular goal or aim.

Origin:

From the latin word "ambitionem" meaning "a desire for glory, honor or distinction".

Examples:

1. His ambition is to become a successful businessman.
2. She had no ambition beyond getting married and having children.
3. The company's ambition is to expand into new markets.
4. His ambition knew no bounds, he was determined to succeed at all cost.
5. The young man's ambition was to play in the major league.

(As a verb)

Ambition ( verb )

To desire or aim to achieve success or a particular goal, typically requiring determination and hard work.

Origin:

From the latin word "ambitionem" meaning "a desire for glory, honor or distinction".

Examples:

1. He is ambitious to make a difference in the world.
2. She is ambitious for her children and wants them to have the best.
3. He is ambitious to succeed, but not at any cost.
4. She is ambitious to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.
5. The company is ambitious to grow and expand its business.