insatiable
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7.5
- adjective
- /ɪnˈseɪʃəbl/
- There seems to be an insatiable demand for innovative technology in today's market.
- an insatiable appetite
- an insatiable desire
- an insatiable demand
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- And so it just fed this insatiable curiosity.
- So Ted, where does where does like Steve's like insatiable need for attention come from?
- And what Ernest Becker said is, you know, beware of insatiable desires.
- Then you got AMD and Lisa Sue says that there's insatiable demand for more compute.
- It does not stop me from feeling this, having this insatiable hunger to achieve something else.
- And they need your unique method to solve that problem or satisfy that insatiable craving.
- China had insatiable demand for everything the Soviet Union once produced.
- Let me tell you about the gut brain axis and our insatiable appetite for sugar and fat.
- It is full of hate, violence and destruction, but it is also full of love, beauty and the insatiable desire to help each other.
- But there's also an insatiable appetite that people have for improving themselves and for success.
Examples
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In practice, this causes some technologists to have an insatiable appetite to chase what is new.
Academic text (2013) -
There seem to be no limits to which men won't go in their insatiable curiosity and greed.
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There was, I mean, there was an insatiable demand for good songs.
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China had insatiable demand for everything the Soviet Union once produced.
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The American news media and the American people have an apparently insatiable appetite for news of disaster.
Academic text (2001) -
So you have, from an evolutionary perspective, buried inside of you, an insatiable drive to keep going.
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I'm so grateful for this, this insatiable desire for knowledge, not degrees, but to know.
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We have this wanderlust, we have this insatiable desire to see what's over the next hill.
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Her insatiable thirst for knowledge led her to read dozens of books every month.
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He had an insatiable appetite for adventure, always looking for the next thrilling experience.
Synonyms
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6.0
Feeling very hungry and eager to eat
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7.5
Having a very large hunger for food or learning
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5.4
So strong that it takes all your attention and energy
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7.2
Someone who always eats or drinks too much
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6.7
Wanting something very strongly
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9.9
A person or feeling that always wants more and is never pleased
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9.9
Too strong to be satisfied like thirst or curiosity
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8.9
Very hungry and likely to eat large amounts of food
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8.1
Not fully satisfied and still wanting more
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9.9
Always wanting more and never feeling content
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Etymology
The word insatiable joins in- meaning 'not' with sate meaning 'to fill' or 'satisfy', the same part you see in satisfy. So someone who is insatiable can never be fully satisfied and always wants more.