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"insatiably" in different ways?
Could you please explain the meaning "insatiably" in different ways? Thanks
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Insatiably is an adverb. The adverb Insatiably has 2 senses: 1) To an insatiable degree. Synonym: unsatiably Context example: She was insatiably hungry.
- Insatiably is an adverb.
- The adverb Insatiably has 2 senses: 1) To an insatiable degree.
- Synonym: unsatiably Context example: She was insatiably hungry.
- Pertainym: insatiably (impossible to satisfy) 2) In an insatiable manner, with persistence but without satisfaction.
- Synonym: unsatiably Context example: She tried insatiably to study, but she failed the exam.
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Insatiably is an adverb. The adverb Insatiably has 2 senses:
1) To an insatiable degree.
Synonym: unsatiably
Context example: She was insatiably hungry.
Pertainym: insatiably (impossible to satisfy)
2) In an insatiable manner, with persistence but without satisfaction.
Synonym: unsatiably
Context example: She tried insatiabl
1) To an insatiable degree.
Synonym: unsatiably
Context example: She was insatiably hungry.
Pertainym: insatiably (impossible to satisfy)
2) In an insatiable manner, with persistence but without satisfaction.
Synonym: unsatiably
Context example: She tried insatiabl
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Thank you! "Impossible to satisfy" Thats all i wanted to know. Th definition of it.
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