voracious

he had a voracious appetite.

ravenous for power.See Synonyms at voracious

a voracious reader of science fiction

his voracious reading of literature.

a voracious observer of the political scene;

A mutalisk can attack foes both in the air and on the ground by expelling a glave wurm: a voracious symbiote that can rapidly strike at several opponents as it explosively disintegrates.

The reality was that Helen had become a voracious reader.

Even for voracious readers, downtime with a good book can be elusive.

With Sauroposeidon's voracious appetite, tiny amounts of calcium add up.

But the consequences of our voracious lives are spiraling out of control.

We were in Tiger, in together. And she's a voracious reader.

This voracious Man O' War may collect over 100 small fish in a day.

India, home to the world's most voracious readers, gravitates toward poetry over the other genres.

This is how Malassezia's voracious appetite and our bodies reaction to its by-products lead to dandruff.

Now the second wave of the voracious insects, some 20 times the size of the first, is arriving.

A voracious appetite means these locusts eat the equivalent of their own body weight in a single day.