Voracity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VORACITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• greed
• The quality of being voracious; voraciousness.
• excessive desire to eat
• extreme gluttony
• the quality or state of being ravenous or insatiable.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being ravenous

Words related to VORACITY

voracious14 voracities15

How to use VORACITY in a sentence

• The old man at the head of the board returned to his feeding, but with somewhat moderated voracity.
• Their voracity is very great, and they will bite at any small body they see moved by the water, even stones and pebbles, which are frequently found in their stomachs.
• We read in one of their old histories that a whole convent of Benedictines was terrified at the voracity of a German sculptor who was repairing their chapel.
• In turn the officers had added to the menu a large piece of fat moose which was devoured with voracity.
• A few were covered with an old sledge, or some pieces of wood, but far the greater number were exposed to the voracity of dogs and wild animals.
• The man took his food with frightful voracity, and paid no attention to anyone till the meal was over.
• She had had enough at last! She was wearied of such a life, disgusted at the male voracity that dogged her every step.
• But they are capricious, and, notwithstanding their voracity, there are times when they will not leave their holes upon any consideration.
• And the ice-cream was sold, thanks to the voracity of the children, for nineteen dollars.
• I bribed the children to deliver up all their crusts to me, and commenced eating them with a voracity that excited the surprise of all the nursery inmates.
• Topertoe was as great a glutton as the other, but without his desperate voracity in food, whilst in drink he equalled if he did not surpass him.
• According to the quantity of provisions which he had eaten and carried off, he must have possessed a human stomach of remarkable voracity.
• He then fell to with the voracity of a hound after hunting.
• They could not, however, have gone far away, and it was not likely that anything in the shape of bait dropped near them would long escape their keen voracity.
• Some forms of insect life are so prolific that but for the voracity and industry of the birds the world would become almost uninhabitable.
• Like the inland Indians, they can bear hunger for an amazing length of time, and afterwards gorge themselves with more than brutal voracity without suffering inconvenience by it.
• The voracity with which it attacked some plantains showed that it had been for some time deprived of food, probably having been blown off shore by high winds.
• And his appetite, like a fire, grew with the fuel that it fed upon, till it resembled voracity, and an intolerable thirst for more.
• He ate and drank with the restraint of good-breeding, but with a voracity which gave point to his plea of starvation.
• The venomous reptile attacked the kindly old gentleman with singular voracity, and but for the high-topped boots which Mr.
• The voracity with which they devoured any anecdotes of him was amusing.
• Bita was its haunt, and there the only people who escaped its voracity were those who hid in caves in the mountains.

Similar words containing VORAC without suffix ity

voracious14 voracities15 voraciously19 voraciousness18 voraciousnesses20

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