Catalan
rapacitat 1
Nor did this satisfy the rapacity of Mohammed Ali and the English.
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Romans never mutinied, save through the rapacity or incompetence of their general.
3
Their disinterestedness presented a striking contrast to the rapacity of the French.
4
His tall, gaunt, craggy figure had a suggestion of hunger and rapacity.
5
Now for some years the rapacity of maritime peoples has been checked.
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They were listening with gloomy voracity to the instruction of a third.
2
The corpse was left, entirely naked, to the voracity of wild beasts.
3
A candle of yellow wax illuminated this scene of voracity and revery.
4
This meal was devoured by my worthy relative with avidity and voracity.
5
They were remarkable not only for size, but for voracity and numbers.
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Her rapaciousness engaged her to give endless disturbance and interruption to commerce.
2
Even more so than in Bridesmaids, McCarthy plays sexual rapaciousness dead straight.
3
And free love delivers the weak up to the rapaciousness of the strong.
4
His kind of rapaciousness, it doesn't end.
5
The provinces groaned at once under all the severity of public imposition and the rapaciousness of private usury.
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Indeed their excessive voraciousness on such occasions produces, especially after long fasting, all the symptoms of drunkenness.
2
At table, a man may with decency have a distinguishing palate; but indiscriminate voraciousness degrades him to a glutton.
3
You may be able to charge through books, periodicals or other things with a voraciousness that might even surprise you.
4
He brings in with him a primitive voraciousness, and, I am confident, carries away with him a fairly healthy appetite.
5
She surrounds herself with a cacophony of arrangements that draw with magpie-like voraciousness on pop, rock, reggae and indie influences.
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The mate with difficulty restrained them in their ravenousness.
2
There is the same ravenousness to his life.
3
It is frightening to think, but in Portlaoise Meath exhibited an even greater state of ravenousness than ever.
4
Even the best of women, even the most beautiful, and in their moments of supremest beauty, have this gross ravenousness for facts.
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The edacity of jealousy is unappeasable: