ravenous

/ˈrævənəs/
adjective
  1. Extremely hungry; starving.
    • After the long hike, the campers were ravenous and ate everything in sight.
    • She skipped lunch and by dinnertime she was absolutely ravenous.
    • The stray cat looked ravenous, so I gave it some food.
  2. Very eager or greedy for something, such as power, knowledge, or wealth.
    • The corporation's ravenous pursuit of profit led to unethical practices.
    • He was a ravenous reader, finishing three books a week.
    • The young entrepreneur had a ravenous appetite for success.
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