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Meanings of omnivorous in English
Catalan
omnívor Feeding on both plants and animals.
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Usage of omnivorous in English
1
Of English Literature and especially of poetry he was an omnivorous reader.
2
And tucking up this brass omnivorous hoofed mammal, reminder of swine everywhere.
3
Monkeys are omnivorous, never having been persuaded by the arguments of vegetarians.
4
I am an omnivorous reader with a strangely retentive memory for trifles.
5
I was still omnivorous, at least -female mosquitoes don't eat plants.
6
They, in turn, provided high-energy food to carnivorous and omnivorous animals.
7
The archaic type of teeth indicates that the animal was omnivorous in diet.
8
These little babies have the digestion of an ostrich and his omnivorous appetite.
9
Kanks were omnivorous creatures, but they generally did not attack people.
10
My appetite for reading was omnivorous, and I devoured a great many romances.
11
They descended from a primeval omnivorous mammal very closely related to your race.
12
His father had been an omnivorous reader, and had amassed a large library.
13
Like most successful forms of intelligent life, Gresth Gkae was omnivorous.
14
A most omnivorous novel-reader, these and later years, devour'd everything I could get.
15
Or had you an omnivorous capacity, and elasticity that always met the occasion?
16
Taylor's intellect is omnivorous and versatile-hismind is unceasingly active, his grasp wide.
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Omnivorous through the time
Omnivorous across language varieties
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