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Avid means: O wishful O secretive O transparent O imaginary
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Avid means:
O wishful
O secretive
O transparent
O imaginary

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Answer:

having or showing a keen interest in or enthusiasm for something.

having an eager desire for.

EDIT: from the options, it is:

Wishful

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