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Definition of voracious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
large appetitewanting large amounts of food
- She tackled the buffet with a voracious hunger.
2.
enthusiasmhaving a very eager approach to an activity
- He has a voracious appetite for reading.
Expressions with voracious
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person who reads many books eagerly and often
She is a voracious reader who finishes a book every week.
extremely strong hunger for food
He has a voracious appetite and eats five meals a day.
Origin of voracious
Latin, vorax (devouring)
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Examples of voracious in a sentence
The voracious lion devoured its prey. She has a voracious enthusiasm for learning new languages. Their voracious pursuit of success was evident.
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- French:vorace, avide, ...
- German:gierig, ...
- Italian:vorace, avido, ...
- Spanish:insaciable, ávido, ...
- Portuguese:insaciável, ávido, ...
- Chinese:狼吞虎咽的, 贪婪的, ...
- Japanese:大食いの, 貪欲な, ...
- Arabic:نَهِم, مُتَعَطِّش, ...
- Hebrew:רַעַבְתָּן, רַעַבְתָנִי, ...
- Russian:прожорливый, жадный, ...
- Ukrainian:ненаситний, ...
- Hindi:पेटू, उत्कट, ...
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