ravenously in English

adverb

['rævnəslɪ]

with a voracious appetite, hungrily; avidly, eagerly, passionately, zealously

Use "ravenously" in a sentence

1. The company ate ravenously.

2. The boys dug in ravenously.

3. I was ravenously hungry .

4. She began to eat ravenously.

5. She emerged looking ravenously hungry.

6. The starving dog ate ravenously.

7. The boy ate gratefully and ravenously.

8. He looked ravenously at the buffet table.

9. We were all ravenously hungry after the walk.

10. Originally from "Chowed"- to eat ravenously.

11. Even after the meal, she was still ravenously hungry.

12. This strategy prevents overeating, since you're never ravenously hungry.

13. Carp go on the chew, ravenously devouring anything remotely edible.

14. And the box lunches had been arrived later, I took the boxand devoured ravenously.

15. The girl emptied the stiffened mould into my hand, and I devoured it ravenously.

16. Page 4 : He started to eat ravenously . Then , suddenly, the soldier got a spooky feeling.

17. She snatched the letter furtively from her son and hid it ravenously in her bosom.

18. This little beast ravenously attacks anything in its path, thankfully Consequenting in a much shorter, smarter lawn

19. During the middle of each month the full moon was attacked by a colossal sow and ravenously devoured.

20. It's no good some one like me being told they can't have any more when you're still ravenously hungry.