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intent on doing

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intent on doing something
determined to do something. The children were intent on making a snowman. The prisoner was intent on escaping.
See also: doing, intent


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re already starting on the back foot, having to somehow persuade the visitor you are trustworthy, honest and reliable, intent on doing no harm, nor of assaulting the senses or of pulling some kind of unpleasant stunt.
We cannot let our guard down against the constant threat of terrorists intent on doing us harm," warned Senator Joe Lieberman, an independent who chairs the Senate Homeland Security Committee.
We would not bring in noncounty board people like Paul McGrane and Eugene Young, who will chair the selection committee, if we were not intent on doing things properly.
 
 
 
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