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Living by or given to victimizing others for personal gain.
predatory
predacious
carnivorous
acquisitive
1
Late chickens cannot stand the heavy dews, or withstand the
predaceous
hawks.
2
For Roth surmised that both these plants were, in their way,
predaceous
.
3
Thus was a graminivorous animal nurtured by a carnivorous and
predaceous
one!
4
The
predaceous
rascal came, as usual, in the latter half of the night.
5
We measured density responses of detritivorous, herbivorous and
predaceous
arthropods to the increased resource supply.
6
Fortunately weather conditions together with parasitic and
predaceous
insects hold them more or less in check.
7
It is the dead Chopin, but the nose is that of a
predaceous
bird, painfully aquiline.
8
Will you give up this continent, territory, Free States and all, to our
predaceous
,
blood-eating system?
9
This is especially true if his dominant impulses are the unreflecting emulative propensities of the
predaceous
temperament.
10
The two barbarian traits, ferocity and astuteness, go to make up the
predaceous
temper or spiritual attitude.
11
The felled timber attracts lignivorous insects, and these draw in their train the
predaceous
species of various families.
12
Those of the highest zone are remarkable for the great predominance of
predaceous
species and of wingless forms.
13
There are few large quadrupeds in the country, and so far as we could learn none of these are
predaceous
.
14
She was an honest woman with a religious oneness of aim, and such are not the ladies for
predaceous
holluschickies.
15
Repeated episodes of subjugation and suppression mixed with countless incidents of
predaceous
cupidity and rapacity have made Man what he is today.
16
A homely and familiar fact may serve to show that the
predaceous
impulse does not prevail in the same degree in all classes.
predaceous
predaceous bird
predaceous insects
predaceous species
predaceous arthropods
predaceous creature