Insatiable

usgb/ɪnˈseɪʃəbl/Volume
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Often implies a judgment, suggesting someone's desires may be excessive or greedy. SlideHis insatiable lust for power worried his allies.
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Used to express strong, often overwhelming desires or cravings. SlideThe artist had an insatiable passion for painting.
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Can refer to physical needs like hunger as well as abstract concepts like knowledge. SlideShe read books with an insatiable hunger for learning.