devourable
dɪˈvaʊərəbəl
Definition

Definition of devourable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
foodRareable to be eaten eagerlyRare
  • The cake was so delicious and devourable.
consumable eatable edible
2.
informationRaretempting to consume or absorbRare
  • The novel was devourable and hard to put down.
captivating engaging
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Origin of devourable

Latin, devorare (to swallow down)

Examples of devourable in a sentence

  • The devourable pizza disappeared in minutes.
  • The article was so devourable that I read it twice.
  • Her speech was devourable, leaving the audience wanting more.

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  1. French:appétissant, dévorable, ...
  2. German:verlockend, verschlingbar, ...
  3. Italian:irresistibile, accattivante, ...
  4. Spanish:apetecible, absorbente, ...
  5. Portuguese:apetitoso, devorável, ...
  6. Chinese:可口的, 引人入胜的, ...
  7. Japanese:食べ応えのある, 夢中にさせる, ...
  8. Arabic:شَهِيّ, شَيِّق, ...
  9. Hebrew:טָעִים בִּמְיוּחָד, מַפְתֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:аппетитный, захватывающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:апетитний, захопливий, ...
  12. Hindi:खाने योग्य, पठनीय, ...
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