insatiably

With endless craving

Insatiably means in a way that cannot be satisfied.

Used with verbs suggesting desire or consumption: He read insatiably, finishing three books a week.

Someone insatiably curious keeps asking questions; someone insatiably hungry keeps eating.

The word emphasizes that no amount is ever enough.

consuming

voracious

Extremely eager to consume

gorging · guzzling · feasting · swallowing · gobbling · bingeing · overindulging · wolfing · stuffing · gulping

curious

inquisitive

Eager to learn more

exploring · investigating · researching · wondering · inquiring · prying · nosy · endlessly · tirelessly · restlessly

craving

yearning

Intense prolonged craving

  • longingIntense, persistent desire
  • piningAching with prolonged desire
  • achingExperiencing dull pain

thirsting · coveting · lusting · hankering · desiring · needing · wanting · burning · craving · hungering

pursuing

ambitious

Strongly desiring achievement

unstoppable · determined · obsessed · single-minded · dogged · persistent · tenacious · unrelenting · indefatigable · zealous

acquiring

hoarding

Excessive accumulation of goods

grasping · grabbing · coveting · materialistic · avaricious · acquisitive · possessive · greedy · stockpiling · gathering

Opposites
degree of satisfaction or fulfillment

insatiablycontentedly

In a fulfilled way

sufficiently · adequately · completely

intensity of desire or appetite

insatiablymoderately

To a limited degree

temperately · sparingly · abstemiously · mildly · indifferently

Phrases
Family

insatiable, insatiability

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G