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Voracious

Voracious | Voraciously

Voracious meaning

Wanting or devouring great quantities of food. | Having a great appetite for anything; eager.

Example sentences (20)

Culture can also be the reason why one person reveres the wolf while another views it only as a voracious predator.

Her future success can be traced back to her voracious appetite for knowledge.

In terms of Lalonde’s first stab at fiction writing, he said he’s always been a voracious reader, and it occurred to him that he had his own stories to tell.

Merv was a voracious reader, collector and loyal New York sports fan.

Oh, they take many forms: farm out agreements with another likeminded voracious oil dragon, this one from Europe; whether British or Dutch, the new enslavement flourishes.

The falling savings rate is further compromised due to the voracious appetite of government borrowing, both at the Centre and at the state levels.

The voracious predators have already made their way into the adjacent Stillwater and Penobscot rivers.

A voracious reader and an unhappy soul who, like Frank herself, longed to be a writer.

Colman was terrific and deserved to win for her funny, sad take on the voracious and vindictive Queen Anne.

He was a voracious reader, and his brilliance and quick wit will be impossibly missed.

In addition, China’s voracious demand for mineral resources and other commodities is what’s kept most economies in Sub-Saharan Africa humming.

In the early ’70s, Iggy Pop was a voracious consumer of recreational drugs.

Named for the dark vertical stripes found on juveniles, the Tiger Shark is one of the ocean's most voracious predators.

One of these Symbiotes named Venom bonds itself to Eddie, thus giving him otherworldly powers and a voracious appetite.

The canton now wants to stop the spread of the voracious plant pest.

What's on them has been tested in focus groups and carefully manufactured for maximum impact — not to move people but to catch the all-seeing, voracious eye of the camera.

Wickedly funny, a voracious reader, notorious penny pincher, and a reveler in his own political incorrectness, Scozzafava served as the Essex County Board of Supervisors Chairman of Finance, as well as its institutional memory and razzar-in-chief.

Bahamian locals swear by the existence of this sea creature called the Lusca, and they describe it as a cross between a predatory octopus and shark with a voracious appetite for anything that moves.

By middle school, he became a voracious reader, a neighbor said.

Francis is a voracious reader and prolific writer.