predacious (Meaning)

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predacious (s)

hunting and killing other animals for food

living by or given to victimizing others for personal gain

No weak antonyms found.

The predacious crocodile lurked beneath the churning waters, its razor-sharp teeth bared.
The cat's predatory instincts were evident as it stalked the unsuspecting mouse.
The predacious nature of the shark made it a formidable predator in the ocean.
The eagle's predacious beak was perfectly designed for tearing through flesh.
The predacious spider ensnared its prey in a silken web, awaiting its next meal.
The predacious ant colony raided the aphids' nest, consuming the defenseless insects.
The predacious fungus attacked the host organism, thriving on its decay.
The predacious bacteria fed on the nutrients of other microorganisms, gaining an advantage in the ecosystem.
The predacious politician exploited the weaknesses of their opponents, climbing the ranks of power.
The predacious salesman used aggressive tactics to close deals, regardless of the consequences for others.

hunting and killing other animals for food, living by or given to victimizing others for personal gain

predatory, raptorial, wild, ferocious, deadly,carnivorous, rapacious, savage, fierce,aggressive

gentle, herbivorous,herbivorous, gentle, vegetarian, submissive, submissive,tame, tame, vegetarian

The predacious crocodile lurked beneath the churning waters, its razor-sharp teeth bared.

The cat's predatory instincts were evident as it stalked the unsuspecting mouse.

The predacious nature of the shark made it a formidable predator in the ocean.

The eagle's predacious beak was perfectly designed for tearing through flesh.