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The verb ravenous is a 'being' verb. The verb is usually preceded by an auxiliary verb to be:
She is ravenous. You are ravenous. I amravenous. It is ravenous. They were ravenous.
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It's no kind of noun it is an adjective. The noun is ravenousness.
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The Production Budget for Ravenous was $12,000,000.
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Ravenous - soundtrack - was created on 1999-03-09.
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"The piranhas were ravenous; they had had nothing to eat in weeks."
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what is the synonym for hungry ravenous, thirsty or glutton
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The ISBN of The Ravenous - novel - is 0-9747680-5-7.
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"You, too, would be ravenous if you hadn't eaten in 3 days."
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Ravenous grossed $2,062,406 in the domestic market.
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The boy was ravenous after being sick for over a week. Another good sentence would be, the girls were ravenous because they slept in until the afternoon.
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no it is not ravenous is a syth POP band from Germany made for dancing
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The ravenous ravens picked the garbage bin nearly clean of scraps. ✨
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The term ravenous means very hungry. For example, the hungry and very ravenous man devoured a large amount of fried chicken and stole all the watermelon.
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Her lust for gossip was so ravenous that it got her fired from two jobs.
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"The man ate in a ravenous manner." or... "The man ate ravenously."
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craving, could eat a horse, hollow, famished, got the munchies, ravenous, starved
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I was extremely ravenous by lunch so i made sure i was the first person to receive my lunch.
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The word "ravenous" in Tagalog can be translated to "gutom" or "nagugutom" which means feeling extremely hungry or eager to eat.
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She was a ravenous reader who would eagerly devourevery book she could get her hands on.
I know you must be ravenous after spending the whole day hiking, but could you try not to devour your food like a caveman?
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A possible suffix for "ravenous" could be "ness", forming the word "ravenousness" to describe the state of being extremely hungry or voracious.
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The root word for "ravenous" is "ravinus," which comes from the Latin word "ravus," meaning "greedy" or "voracious."
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No, the word 'ravenous' is an adjective, a word that describes a noun as extremely hungry, voracious.
The noun form of the adjective 'ravenous' is ravenousness.
The noun 'ravenousness' is a concrete noun as a word for a physical condition.
The noun 'ravenousness' is an abstract noun as a word for an intense desire.
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Ravenous You're the Main Course - 2013 was released on:
USA: 7 July 2013 (video premiere)
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Some possible 8-letter synonyms :
- E -- esurient
- F -- famished
- R -- ravenous
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Well, the meaning of ravenous is very hungry like all the kids were ravenous. good luck! sspr just for the informatian i am ten years old so if my answer is not accuret, or the spelling please tell me in the disscucion area.
Good Luck! sspr
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