voracious in Greek
voracious in Greek is αδηφάγος, αχόρταγος, μανιώδης — voracious means eating, or wanting to eat, huge amounts of food.
voracious in Greek
αδηφάγος
Pronounced: adifagos
(of a person or their appetite) Wanting or devouring great quantities of food.
αχόρταγος
Pronounced: achortagos
(of a person or their appetite) Wanting or devouring great quantities of food.
αδηφάγος
Pronounced: adifagos
Having a great appetite for anything; eager.
μανιώδης
Pronounced: maniodis
Having a great appetite for anything; eager.
What does "voracious" mean?
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adj Eating, or wanting to eat, huge amounts of food.
"The voracious teenager cleared three plates before anyone else had finished one."
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adj Extremely eager for something, especially in a way that seems impossible to satisfy.
"She was a voracious reader, finishing a novel every couple of days."
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voracious in a sentence
- The voracious teenager cleared three plates before anyone else had finished one.
- Sharks are voracious predators, feeding almost constantly.
- She was a voracious reader, finishing a novel every couple of days.
- His voracious appetite for new challenges kept him constantly changing jobs.
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What is "voracious" in Greek?
"voracious" in Greek is αδηφάγος, αχόρταγος, μανιώδης. voracious means: Eating, or wanting to eat, huge amounts of food.
How do you pronounce αδηφάγος?
"voracious" in Greek is αδηφάγος, pronounced "adifagos".
How do you use "voracious" in a sentence?
Example: "The voracious teenager cleared three plates before anyone else had finished one." In Greek, "voracious" is αδηφάγος, αχόρταγος, μανιώδης.
Are there other ways to say "voracious" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "voracious": αδηφάγος, αχόρταγος, μανιώδης.
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