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wolfish

/ˈwʊl.fɪʃ/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou une chose qui évoque le loup par son apparence, son comportement ou son appétit, impliquant souvent une nature prédatrice, féroce ou vorace.

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adjective

/ˈwʊl.fɪʃ/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou une chose qui évoque le loup par son apparence, son comportement ou son appétit, impliquant souvent une nature prédatrice, féroce ou vorace.

Describes a person or thing that resembles a wolf in appearance, behavior, or appetite, often implying a predatory, fierce, or voracious nature.

  1. Resembling a wolfC1formal

    Having the appearance or qualities of a wolf, such as a predatory or fierce look.

    frqui ressemble à un loup

    • He had a wolfish grin that made everyone uneasy.
    • The stranger's wolfish eyes scanned the room.
    • Her wolfish features were accentuated by the dim light.

    Synonymesferociouspredatorywolflike

  2. Ravenously hungryC1formal

    Having a very strong, greedy appetite; devouring food in large quantities.

    frAffamé comme un loup

    • After the long hike, they ate with wolfish hunger.
    • He devoured the meal with a wolfish appetite.
    • The wolfish way he ate his dinner surprised everyone.

    Synonymesedaciousgluttonousgreedyinsatiableravenousvoracious

    Antonymesfullsatisfied

Formes
  • more wolfish comparative form
  • most wolfish superlative form
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