IPA: /kɑːrˈnɪvəri/
KK: /kɑrˈnɪvəri/
The practice or habit of eating meat or the condition of being a meat-eater.
Lions are known for their carnivory, as they primarily hunt and eat other animals.
Carnivory is formed from "carnis" (meaning flesh) and "vorare" (meaning to devour). The word describes the act of devouring flesh, typically referring to animals that primarily eat meat.
Think of 'flesh' ('carnis') being 'devoured' ('vorare') — that's why carnivory means the act of eating flesh.
No commonly confused words.