insatiate (Meaning)

Wordnet

insatiate (a)

impossible to satisfy

Webster

Insatiable; as, insatiate thirst.

No weak antonyms found.

The insatiate lust for power consumed the king, driving him to treacherous acts.
The scientist's insatiate curiosity led him to unravel mysteries that had confounded others for centuries.
The athlete's insatiate hunger for victory pushed him to grueling training sessions that left him both physically and mentally exhausted.
The insatiate desire for wealth drove the businessman to amass an unimaginable fortune at the expense of others.
The gambler's insatiate appetite for risk led him to reckless gambles that eventually resulted in his ruin.
The insatiate thirst for knowledge made the student a voracious reader, consuming books and articles with an endless thirst to learn.
The animal's insatiate hunger drove it to hunt relentlessly, leaving no prey within its reach unharmed.
The fashion icon's insatiate cravings for new clothes led her to splurge on designer garments, filling her wardrobe to overflowing.
The insatiate thirst for vengeance consumed the wronged man, turning him into a relentless hunter of those who had wronged him.
The insatiate appetite for entertainment led to an endless stream of mindless content that dulled the minds of consumers.

impossible to satisfyInsatiable; as, insatiate thirst.

insatiable, avid, quenchless, unquenchable, urgent, unslakable, unsatisfied, inappeasable, ravenous,inextinguishable

satiable, satiable, extinguishable, satisfied, satiated, satisfiable, satisfiable, satisfied, extinguishable, satiated

The insatiate lust for power consumed the king, driving him to treacherous acts.

The scientist's insatiate curiosity led him to unravel mysteries that had confounded others for centuries.

The athlete's insatiate hunger for victory pushed him to grueling training sessions that left him both physically and mentally exhausted.

The insatiate desire for wealth drove the businessman to amass an unimaginable fortune at the expense of others.