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Meanings of insatiate in English
Portuguese
insaciável Spanish
insaciable Impossible to satisfy.
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Usage of insatiate in English
1
No people in the world have such insatiate eyes as the Parisians.
2
Our quest for novel scenes and piquant conditions was feverish and insatiate-St.
3
I have looked in thy jaundiced face, whilst thy maw seemed insatiate.
4
Such were the buccaneers,-desperate ,merciless ,andinsatiate in their lust for plunder.
5
At this period an insatiate appetite is accompanied by a fastidious palate.
6
Why this insatiate ambition on his part in an age of unbelief?
7
The shaking of her gown and the snarl in the undergrowl sounded insatiate.
8
She had no words for the vague, insatiate hunger to understand.
9
Woman's vanity is a development of her insatiate thirst for love.
10
But what bounds can be set to the insatiate greed of these women?
11
I wonder what gives you such an insatiate love of vengeance?
12
O hapless women, and insatiate in jealousy to their own ruin!
13
Look at this insatiate jackal, this pork-eater, this defiler of his father's grave!
14
The Thing which had wrecked its insatiate rage upon the hat had not lingered.
15
The grip of insatiate despotism on Democratic institutions was effectually loosened far and wide.
16
A tremulous haze hovers over the fields, the insatiate doves reiterate their glad refrain.
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