I don't think it was physically, physical prevention because if he--I couldn't keep him from going out if he really wanted to.
I said, "If you had any courage or commonsense or really wanted to get at the facts, you would have called and asked me, too.
What he really wanted to know was how she felt about de Gobignon.
What he really wanted to know was whether she loved him or not.
Was Sicily what he really wanted--or perhaps even all of Italy?
Father always said that if we really wanted to do right we could find the way.
She sometimes envied his ease in getting on with people when he chose; and his boldness in speaking to fellow guests and fellow travellers, if he really wanted anything.
Anger lay very close to disappointment, and soon won the victory over the conjectures her small ingenuity could devise to account for Arthur's absence on the supposition that he really wanted to come, really wanted to see her again.
The innkeeper declared that he really wanted to go to Oakbourne, and might as well go to-night; he should have all Monday before him then.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "really wanted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
