voraciously
1 of 1adverb/vɔˈreɪʃəsli/
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in a manner marked by an intense eagerness or greed to consume large quantities of food
- The puppies ate their meal voraciously, barely stopping to breathe.
- After the long hike, he devoured his sandwich voraciously.
- The bear dug into the berries voraciously, fattening up for the cold months.
- She bit into the apple voraciously, juice running down her chin.
- They tore into the feast voraciously after the fast had ended.
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in a way that shows an intense desire for acquiring knowledge, information, or experience
- He read voraciously about ancient civilizations throughout his teens.
- She voraciously absorbed every article on astronomy she could find.
- The student researched the topic voraciously in preparation for the debate.
- They listened voraciously to podcasts on politics and science.
- He had always approached learning new languages voraciously.
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