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edacious

/ɪˈdeɪ.ʃəs/

Traduction: Qui se caractérise par le fait de manger ou de consommer avec excès ; vorace ou avide.

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adjective

/ɪˈdeɪ.ʃəs/C2formalobsolète
  • frQui se caractérise par le fait de manger ou de consommer avec excès ; vorace ou avide.

Characterized by eating or consuming; voracious or greedy.

  1. Extremely hungry or gluttonousC2formal

    Having a very strong desire to eat large amounts of food; ravenously hungry.

    frvorace, d'une faim dévorante

    • The edacious wolves devoured the carcass within minutes.
    • After the long hike, he felt edacious and ate three servings.
    • Her edacious appetite was the talk of the dinner party.

    Synonymesfamishedgluttonousgreedyhungryinsatiableraveningravenousstarvingvoraciouswolfish

    Antonymesfullsatiatedsatisfied

  2. Greedy or insatiableC2formal

    Having an insatiable desire for something, especially wealth or power.

    frAvide, insatiable

    • An edacious tyrant sought to conquer all lands.
    • The edacious corporation swallowed up its smaller competitors.
    • His edacious ambition left no room for ethics.

    Synonymesavidgluttonousgraspinggreedyinsatiablerapaciousravenousvoracious

    Antonymesabstemiouscontentmoderatesatisfiedtemperate

Formes
  • more edacious comparative form
  • most edacious superlative form
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