insatiable

Modifies a noun

• appetite: An insatiable appetite for learning resulted in her securing a place at Leeds College of Music.
• thirst: They have an insatiable thirst for anything made of gold or silver.
• curiosity: He had an insatiable curiosity about everything he came into contact with.
• hunger: Driven only by an insatiable hunger for human flesh.
• lust: Yet in the end, his noble qualities were subsumed by his insatiable lust for glory.
• craving: His hunger becomes an insatiable craving: the more he eats, the more he wants, and the stronger he becomes.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: My need to be loved by a man was seemingly insatiable.
• apparently: A card is selected and the apparently insatiable vacuum removes the ink from its face.
• almost: The almost insatiable worldwide appetite for prawns has resulted in a booming of the prawn farming industry in several tropical regions.

Used with adjective complement

• become: More celebrities have been created by the media and the appetite of the public to access modern celebrity culture has become insatiable.
• seem: The reason why the age of abundance has not arrived even in the developed Western world is that human wants seem insatiable.
• prove: January turned out to be a preview of the broadcast: " The appetite for land proved insatiable.