insatiable
Insatiably greedy businesses were gaining yet greater profit margins with lower production costs.
He was mad about drawing; he drew everything in sight, insatiably.
She was insatiably hungry for attention.

Examples of insatiably

insatiably
There's also the problem that humans insatiably target carnivores.
From Ars Technica
Insatiably curious, he was happiest when he was on the road deep into a story.
From CBS News
Humans insatiably seek to discern patterns and explore interrelationships.
From Huffington Post
Another major current of gentrification suspicion blames its dislocations on an insatiably greedy 1%.
From Los Angeles Times
For us, 2014 was a year of reading insatiably, like most years prior.
From Huffington Post
She became insatiably interested in his life.
From Los Angeles Times
These processes lead to a continuous cycle of seeking self-validation, being criticized or rejected, and insatiably pursuing renewed self-validation.
The best remedy for such shortcomings is to be insatiably curious on all subjects.
From Project Gutenberg
Their garments sent out clouds of steam and sweated pools to the tiles at their feet; but still they bathed in the heat insatiably.
From Project Gutenberg
Right or wrong in its inception, this aversion has now become a chronic ailment, which drains insatiably at the fountains of your spiritual force.
From Project Gutenberg
She who had hungered so insatiably for recognition could be humbly thankful now for the two words that spoke of an inner bond.
From Project Gutenberg
The speculation as to the state of affairs, with which my mind had been so insatiably busy, did not now occupy it.
From Project Gutenberg
She is ever making new creatures spring up to delight in her, and imparts herself insatiably.
From Project Gutenberg
Meantime, the old man stood gazing insatiably on his son.
From Project Gutenberg
It now feels like a hot desert wind, and, like air off the desert's dusty face, it is insatiably dry and absorbs moisture with astounding rapidity.
From Project Gutenberg
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