gormand Antonyms
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Meaning of gormand
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gormand (n.)
A greedy or ravenous eater; a luxurious feeder; a gourmand.
Webster
gormand (a.)
Gluttonous; voracious.
gormand Sentence Examples
- The gormand devoured an entire roasted chicken in a matter of minutes.
- The king's gormandic appetite necessitated feasts that lasted several days.
- The food festival was a paradise for gormands, who reveled in the endless culinary delights.
- The chef's gormandic masterpiece was so rich and flavorful that it left its diners in a state of ecstasy.
- The gormand's bulging stomach was a testament to his insatiable gluttony.
- The proverb "a gormand's belly is always full" aptly described the man's constant craving for food.
- The doctor warned the gormand that his excessive eating would lead to dire health consequences.
- The famine forced many gormands to abandon their gluttonous ways and adopt a more humble diet.
- The gormand's obsession with food alienated him from his friends and family.
- The restaurant's reputation for gormandic feasts attracted diners from far and wide.
FAQs About the word gormand
A greedy or ravenous eater; a luxurious feeder; a gourmand., Gluttonous; voracious.
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The gormand devoured an entire roasted chicken in a matter of minutes.
The king's gormandic appetite necessitated feasts that lasted several days.
The food festival was a paradise for gormands, who reveled in the endless culinary delights.
The chef's gormandic masterpiece was so rich and flavorful that it left its diners in a state of ecstasy.
