No. 14,419 in Spanish
voraz
Voracious; eagerly consuming or craving large quantities.
In a sentence
El incendio voraz consumió toda la vegetación del bosque.
The voracious fire consumed all the vegetation in the forest.
In this sentence, 'voraz' is used to describe a fire, emphasizing its intensity and capacity to consume everything quickly.
Tiene un apetito voraz después de hacer ejercicio intenso.
She has a voracious appetite after doing intense exercise.
Here, 'voraz' is used to qualify an appetite, indicating an unusually high hunger or eagerness for food.
Su voraz curiosidad la llevó a leer docenas de libros en un mes.
Her voracious curiosity drove her to read dozens of books in a month.
In this context, 'voraz' is applied to curiosity, suggesting an intense, insatiable desire to learn or absorb knowledge.
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