IPA: /ɪˈdeɪʃəs/
KK: /ɪˈdeɪʃəs/
Describing someone or something that has a strong desire to eat or devour food, often in a greedy or ravenous way.
The edacious appetite of the growing teenager surprised his parents.
Edacious → It is formed from "edax" (meaning greedy or voracious) and the suffix "-ious" (meaning full of or having the quality of). The word "edacious" means having the quality of being greedy or voracious, particularly in relation to eating.
Think of someone who is 'greedy' ('edax') when it comes to food, and the '-ious' means they are full of that quality. This helps you remember that 'edacious' describes someone who is very hungry or voracious.