voraciousness
51guzzles — guz·zle || gÊŒzl n. gluttony, voraciousness; intoxication, drunkenness; intoxicating drink v. drink greedily; drink to excess; eat greedily …
52guzzling — guz·zle || gÊŒzl n. gluttony, voraciousness; intoxication, drunkenness; intoxicating drink v. drink greedily; drink to excess; eat greedily …
53insatiableness — n. inability to be satisfied, state of being unappeasable; voraciousness, gluttonousness …
54ravenousness — rævnÉ™snɪs n. extreme hungriness, gluttonousness, voraciousness; ardor, enthusiasm …
55voracious — [və reɪʃəs] adjective 1》 wanting or devouring great quantities of food. 2》 very eager or enthusiastic in one s approach: a voracious reader. Derivatives voraciously adverb voraciousness noun voracity noun Origin C17: from L …
56avidity — n. 1. Eagerness, longing, yearning, intense desire. 2. Greediness, craving, voracity, voraciousness, rapacity, ravenousness, canine appetite …
57rapacity — n. 1. Ravenousness, rapaciousness, voraciousness, voracity, avidity, canine appetite. 2. Greed, ravenousness, exercise of plunder. 3. Avariciousness, greediness of gain …
58voracity — n. Ravenousness, greediness, voraciousness, gluttonous appetite …
59voracious — adjective 1 eating or wanting large quantities of food: Pigs are voracious feeders. | a voracious appetite: Kids can have voracious appetites. 2 extremely eager to read books, gain knowledge etc: a voracious reader voraciously adverb… …
60greed — *cupidity, rapacity, avarice Analogous words: greediness, covetousness, avariciousness, acquisitiveness (see corresponding adjectives at COVETOUS): voraciousness, ravenousness, rapaciousness, gluttonousness or gluttony (see corresponding… …
