1. longed-for - Adjective
2. longed-for - Adjective Satellite
greatly desired
Source: WordNetlonged for
Now the longed-for signal has appeared. Yet when happiness comes it brings less joy than one expected. Constantine P. Cavafy
I love a bright fort on a shining slope, Where a fair, shy girl loves watching gulls. I'd like to go, though I get no great love, On a longed-for visit on a slender white horse To seek my love of the quiet laughter, To recite love, since it's come my way. Hywel ab Owain Gwynedd
He quoted the Irish poet Seamus Heaney saying "Once in a lifetime the longed-for tidal wave of justice can rise up, and hope and history rhyme." Source: Internet
Lighting the pyre with a firebrand, she sends Wotan's ravens home with "anxiously longed-for tidings"; they fly off. Source: Internet
The jobs inside this firm were very longed-for because it was the only firm in Trapani province which had a Health insurance fund and granted holidays. Source: Internet
They were hoping to conceive, but the longed-for event never happened, even though Margaret returned to England for six months for an operation. Source: Internet