Adjective:

अत्यंत लोभी, खा, अति खाणे,

voracious's Usage Examples:

generally clean animals, create such a living environment: Pigs are voracious eaters and will eat all the plants in the enclosure until there is nothing.

herbivore, herbivorous, locavore, omnivore, omnivorous, voracious, voracity, voraginous vov-, vot- vow Latin vovere, votus devote, devotee, devotion, devotional.

The school voraciously defended free trade and laissez-faire.

Supposedly possessed of a voracious sexual appetite, the diarist Girolamo Priuli took unkindly to the fact that he still.

disproportionately large head, abundant hair, unusually colored skin, a voracious appetite, and a strong body.

He supported himself by taking up odd jobs and writing in pulp magazines all the while reading voraciously.

He read voraciously, all kinds of things, especially comparative religion.

In Victoria, Berry, by voracious reading, acquired the education he had missed in England, and taught himself economics, literature and philosophy.

But the voraciousness of the medium encourages clumsy or cynical abuse of topicality; all.

devoration, devoré, devour, omnivore, omnivorous, voracious, voracity, voraginous voveō vov- vov- vot- vow devote, devotee, devotion, devotional, devout.

voracious predators will eat any animal (including small vertebrates and conspecifics) they can fit in their large mouth that has two fang-like projections.

battle of the dictionary: gamble, benign, epaulet, axiom, anent, gingham, demurring, cuticle, voracious, disparate, enigma, insidious, ratification, patrician.

The larvae are commonly known as water tigers due to their voracious appetite.

Synonyms:

wolfish, ravenous, gluttonous, rapacious, esurient, edacious, ravening,

Antonyms:

nonindulgent, thirsty, undesirous, unaggressive, abstemious,