insatiable in Japanese
insatiable in Japanese is 飽くことを知らない — insatiable means impossible to satisfy; always wanting more.
insatiable in Japanese
飽くことを知らない
Pronounced: akukotooshiranai
Not satiable; incapable of being satisfied or appeased; very greedy.
What does "insatiable" mean?
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adj Impossible to satisfy; always wanting more.
"He has an insatiable appetite for knowledge."
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insatiable in a sentence
- He has an insatiable appetite for knowledge.
- Her curiosity about the world seemed insatiable.
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What is "insatiable" in Japanese?
"insatiable" in Japanese is 飽くことを知らない. insatiable means: Impossible to satisfy; always wanting more.
How do you pronounce 飽くことを知らない?
"insatiable" in Japanese is 飽くことを知らない, pronounced "akukotooshiranai".
How do you use "insatiable" in a sentence?
Example: "He has an insatiable appetite for knowledge." In Japanese, "insatiable" is 飽くことを知らない.
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