desirable
Good or useful in a way that makes people want it.
Wanted because it is good, useful, or attractive.
Very attractive in a sexual or romantic way.
Sexually attractive, or considered a very appealing choice as a romantic or sexual partner.
Good or wise to do, because it will probably give a better result.
Advisable or preferred because it is likely to produce a better or more suitable result.
- Base: desirable
desirable outcome
1wanted or good result
A result that people hope for because it is good or helpful.
- Lowering the crime rate is a desirable outcome of the new policy.
- The most desirable outcome would be a quick and peaceful agreement.
desirable qualities
1good personal qualities
Good or useful parts of a person's character or skills that people like or want.
- Patience and honesty are desirable qualities in a teacher.
- The job description lists several desirable qualities, including flexibility and creativity.
highly desirable
1very much wanted
Very strongly wanted because it is very good, useful, or attractive.
- Previous experience in this field is highly desirable.
- The apartment has a balcony and a garden, both highly desirable features.
it is desirable that
1saying something is advisable
Used to say that something should happen because it would be good, wise, or helpful.
- It is desirable that all members attend the meeting in person.
- In order to reduce delays, it is desirable that you submit the form online.
- The report concludes that it is desirable that the law be changed.
socially desirable
1approved by society
Seen as good or normal by most people in a society.
- In many cultures, it is socially desirable to be married by a certain age.
- People often give socially desirable answers in surveys instead of saying what they really think.