ravenousness

But Moukarzel also expounds on the themes of the play — like private property and the ravenousness of the rich — and laments that he cut so many characters from Chekhov’s script.

You’ll be surprised how quickly you burn energy, and how suddenly ravenousness can take over your body.

The ravenousness of kites shall be destroyed, and the teeth of wolves blunted.

He ate rapidly, gnawing, with a species of ravenousness, the largest bones; while his sinewy hand often rested on a dagger-hilt, set with precious stones.

Seventeen noxious qualities of the wolf are adduced—his ravenousness, his cunning, his falseness, his cowardice, his thirst for robbery, amongst others.