insatiably

American  

[in-saysh-uhb-lee] / ɪnˈseɪʃ əb li /

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that is insatiable; voraciously, unstoppably.

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Example Sentences

The insatiably curious harpsichordist — who was born in Iran, grew up in the United States and has long been based in Prague — is a passionate advocate for the untapped potential of his instrument.

From Seattle Times

Smart, worldly and insatiably curious, Mr. Ramaswamy is about as close as you get to a Renaissance man in our times.

From Washington Times

Not only was Patagonia offering to revive the relatively obscure title but it would also provide an opportunity for the insatiably curious scholar to supplement his edition with new research.

From Los Angeles Times

But his temperament didn’t change: He was insatiably curious and quick, whether he was talking to Truman Capote, Lillian Gish, Ronald Reagan, Sly Stone or Orson Welles.

From New York Times

Clearly, this memoir is meant to be a corrective for a public insatiably fascinated by the lives of successful businessmen.

From Washington Post