Modifies a noun

• appetite: On reaching the ship they were offered some bread, which they devoured with a voracious appetite.

• predator: They are voracious predators which the water vole has not evolved to cope with.

• feeder: Feeding problems: a slow feeder with a weak sucking action, or a voracious feeder who constantly needed to suck.

• reader: Would Frank Sinatra, for instance, be considered a more voracious reader than Sammy Davis Jr.

• consumer: Our readers are renowned for their active approach to life; the majority are young, socially aware, professional and voracious lifestyle consumers.

• fish: Lacan defines there a symptom as a voracious fish which does not admit to feeding on sense.

Modifying Another Word

• sexually: Outside, however, Jeff has a surprise: The sexually voracious Marina, whom Harry can have seconds once he himself has finished.

• so: That is why overseas and private investors are so voracious.

• increasingly: Rising affluence will generate new sources of private capital to finance the increasingly voracious appetite of SMEs.

• extremely: Suddenly a colony of extremely voracious ants were crawling across my legs.