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Definition of edacious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
hungerDated always wanting or eating a lot of foodDated
- His edacious habits amazed everyone at the table.
- The edacious wolf devoured the carcass under the moon.
- She became edacious after the long hike and ordered two steaks.
Origin of edacious
Latin, edax (greedy)
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- French:vorace, ...
- German:gieriger, ...
- Italian:vorace, ...
- Spanish:voraz, ...
- Portuguese:voraz, ...
- Chinese:贪吃的, ...
- Japanese:大食いの, ...
- Arabic:نهم, ...
- Hebrew:רָעֵב גָּדוֹל, ...
- Russian:прожорливый, ...
- Ukrainian:ненаситний, ...
- Hindi:भूखा, ...
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