voraciously

The bears feed voraciously in summer and store energy as fat.

She voraciously devoured the latest bestseller in one sitting.

He voraciously consumed the entire pizza by himself.

The kids voraciously gobbled up all the candy at the party.

She voraciously scrolled through social media for hours.

The lion voraciously attacked its prey in the wild.

He voraciously pursued success in his career.

The students voraciously absorbed knowledge from their teacher.

She voraciously indulged in shopping during the holiday sales.

The puppy voraciously chewed on the new toy.

He voraciously explored new cuisines while traveling abroad.

They are voraciously hunted by seagulls which can eat as many as 20 every day.

Things began to change: she read voraciously and became the prison's library clerk.

Babies have innate knowledge that helps them to voraciously learn and rapidly adapt.

They read voraciously—the Koran or the scrawls on the walls if nothing else is available.

He flung himself upon the cold meat and bread which were still lying upon the table from his host's supper, and devoured it voraciously.

The pop culture behemoth that is the global music industry, while voraciously consuming trends, often neglects to acknowledge its debts.

Professor Liedenbrock devoured his portion voraciously, for his compulsory fast on board had converted his stomach into a vast unfathomable gulf.

FRANK MCCOURT: I read a lot. I discovered the 42nd Street Library. That's what I did. I read and read and read, voraciously and widely.

Throughout his recuperation Tesla began voraciously reading, and it was during this period that he was first introduced to the tales of Mark Twain.

While he was in India his reading habits had changed and he had voraciously absorbed everything from Plato to Charles Darwin's Origins of the Species.