voracious
adjective
Origin of voracious
Synonyms for voracious
Examples from the Web for voraciously
Contemporary Examples of voraciously
The critics have something of a point: Israelis voraciously consume media that, for the most part, operates uninhibited.
He loved or loathed immediately, and he did both as voraciously as he smoked, spoke and drank.
Christopher Hitchens Dies: His Best Writing, Photos, and MoreDecember 17, 2011
Over about 10 years, Mozart voraciously incorporated different styles and motifs and developed his own voice.
Historical Examples of voraciously
At that period of his life a man becomes too voraciously constant.
The Short Works of George MeredithGeorge Meredith
It was a party that had never fed; and it was voraciously hungry.
The Life Of Abraham LincolnWard H. Lamon
In its youth the Parmesan is very soft and easy, and is voraciously devoured.
First and LastH. Belloc
Voraciously I watched her smooth face as she untied the thread.
Memoirs of a MidgetWalter de la Mare
She read rapidly, and, as clever children often do, voraciously.
Harriet MartineauFlorence Fenwick Miller