ravenous

The word “ravenous” has 3 syllables: rav-en-ous

It's pronounced as /ˈrævənəs/


What is synonym and antonym for ravenous?

In the thesaurus, “ravenous” has 38 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for ravenous along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for ravenous

  • avaricious
  • could eat a horse
  • covetous
  • devouring
  • edacious
  • empty
  • esurient
  • famished
  • ferocious
  • gluttonous
  • gobbling
  • gorging
  • gormandizing
  • grasping
  • greedy
  • gulping
  • hearty
  • hoggish
  • hungry
  • insatiable
  • insatiate
  • malnourished
  • omnivorous
  • peckish
  • piggish
  • predatory
  • rapacious
  • ravening
  • starved
  • starved to death
  • starving
  • swinish
  • underfed
  • undernourished
  • unquenchable
  • unslakable
  • voracious
  • wolfish

Antonyms for ravenous

Meanings of ravenous

  • adjective
    1. Very hungry.
    2. Grasping; characterized by strong desires.

Example Sentences

  • After the long hike, they were ravenous and ate everything in sight.
  • The wolves were ravenous, hunting in the cold winter night.
  • She had a ravenous appetite after fasting for two days.
  • His ravenous desire for success drove him to work tirelessly.
  • The crowd’s ravenous energy filled the stadium as the game began.

On this page you'll find 45 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to ravenous, such as: avaricious, content, could eat a horse, covetous, devouring, edacious, empty.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

macerated

yearning

edacious

  • devouring
  • empty
  • esurient
  • famished
  • gluttonous
  • gobbling
  • gorging
  • gormandizing
  • greedy
  • gulping
  • hearty
  • hoggish
  • hungry
  • insatiable
  • malnourished
  • peckish
  • piggish
  • rapacious
  • ravening
  • ravenous
  • starved
  • starving
  • swinish
  • unappeasable
  • underfed
  • undernourished
  • unquenchable
  • unslakable
  • voracious
  • wolfish

quenchless

unappeasable


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