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Meanings of insatiable in English
Portuguese
insaciável Spanish
insaciable Impossible to satisfy.
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Usage of insatiable in English
1
And the people of northern Europe had an insatiable greed for beavers.
2
They came from exactly the same source: an insatiable curiosity about people.
3
There remains an insatiable demand for city-centre housing and large floor-plate offices.
4
Ambition was the ruling passion of both; and both were alike insatiable.
5
Their curiosity was insatiable; they inquired the cost of every conceivable thing.
6
All the other stores of the Indians the insatiable flames had consumed.
7
This is not merely due to the economy's insatiable need for labour.
8
The demand was insatiable because every skirmish among enemies ended in fire.
9
Old Jolyon sighed; he had an insatiable appetite for the very young.
10
The desire for security is insatiable and the feeling of security chimerical.
11
As their minds changed and expanded, their need for spice became insatiable.
12
Madame is waiting for me and she tends to be quite insatiable.
13
They were, in fact, devoid of any feeling beyond an insatiable hunger.
14
Photo: Photosport The Northern Districts batsman has an insatiable appetite for runs.
15
It sounds appalling, but the demand for this delicacy is almost insatiable.
16
Stratums of higher and more violent winds raged them in insatiable appetites.
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