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Meanings of voracious reader in English

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Usage of voracious reader in English
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I'm a voracious reader, I get through a book every few days.
The Irish Times
2
It would be hard to conclude that she is a voracious reader.
After dark
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He's passionate about hip-hop and Black history, and he's a voracious reader.
Ebony
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Thus far, he was anything but talkative, though he was a voracious reader.
A Case of Conscience
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Lacking a formal education, he became a voracious reader and an inspired debater.
The Guardian
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I have always loved books and was a voracious reader as a child.
Reuters
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I was a voracious reader-books ,magazines ,andnewspapers, anything in print.
Between a heart and a rock place: a memoir
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But Evvie is a voracious reader with a memory like a steel trap.
Getting old is tres dangereux
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Obama struck journalists as a voracious reader, deliberative, versed in policy and political philosophy.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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I was a voracious reader, but my powers of concentration are shot these days.
The Irish Times
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Other notes, arranged in a running commentary, will certainly satisfy the most voracious reader.
The Annotated Lolita
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My housemate, Katie Holly is film and TV producer and a truly voracious reader.
The Irish Times
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I was indeed a voracious reader of everything but boys' books-whichI detested-andfiction.
The New Machiavelli
14
From a young age, he was a voracious reader.
Rock and Ice Magazine
15
A voracious reader, he was especially fond of Dickens.
The Irish Times
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Like many a GeekMom, I am a voracious reader.
Wired
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