ingurgitating (Meaning)

ingurgitating

to swallow greedily or in large quantities

No weak antonyms found.

The dehydrated hiker ingurgitated water greedily, replenishing his parched body.
The gluttonous dog ingurgitated its food in an alarmingly short time, leaving nothing behind.
The overstuffed guests ingurgitated a feast of indulgence, their bodies bulging with satisfaction.
The child ingurgitated candy with abandon, his sweet tooth insatiable.
The virus ingurgitated healthy cells, multiplying rapidly within the host.
The wounded animal ingurgitated its own blood, trying to stem the flow.
The addict ingurgitated substances to escape reality, but only found a deeper descent into despair.
The storm ingurgitated the coastline, flooding streets and destroying homes.
The tornado ingurgitated debris, creating a swirling vortex of destruction.
The black hole ingurgitated everything that passed its event horizon, leaving no escape.

to swallow greedily or in large quantities

devouring,inhaling, gulping, cramming, scoffing, gorging, bolting, scarfing, wolfing, gormandizing

picking, pecking,nibbling,

The dehydrated hiker ingurgitated water greedily, replenishing his parched body.

The gluttonous dog ingurgitated its food in an alarmingly short time, leaving nothing behind.

The overstuffed guests ingurgitated a feast of indulgence, their bodies bulging with satisfaction.

The child ingurgitated candy with abandon, his sweet tooth insatiable.