Insatiable (adjective)
[in-sey-shuh-buhl] / ɪnˈseɪ ʃə bəl /
Meaning: something that is impossible to satisfy.
Imagine you have a friend who loves movies. She watches 6 to 7 movies a week and she is still not satisfied. She wants to watch a lot more.
You can say,
“Her love for movies is insatiable“
“You have insatiable love for movies.”
“My friend is insatiable for movies.”
Insatiable can be used with several other words too,
Insatiable hunger
Insatiable Urge
Insatiable desire
Insatiable greed
Insatiable demands
Insatiable need
Insatiable thirst
Insatiable curiosity
More examples using Insatiable:
- There is an insatiable demand for apple products in the market.
- Some politicians are insatiable for power.
- My son’s hunger is insatiable, he eats all day.
- The secret to John’s success is his insatiable thirst for knowledge.
Other forms of Insatiable:
Insatiability, Insatiableness (noun)
John’s insatiability for knowledge is his secret to success.
Insatiably (adverb)
