What does it mean to devour someone

to swallow or eat up hungrily, voraciously, or ravenously.

to seize upon and destroy or appropriate greedily, selfishly, or wantonly; to consume; to swallow up; to use up; to waste; to annihilate. Devourverb.

Definition of self-devouring

: devouring or consuming oneself or itself his self-devouring hatred … a self-devouring nation in which just about everything seems to be for sale or lease …—

to swallow or eat up greedily or voraciously. 2. to waste or destroy; consume. the flames devoured the curtains. 3.

Definition of devour

transitive verb. 1 : to eat up greedily or ravenously devoured the turkey and mashed potatoes. 2 : to use up or destroy as if by eating We are devouring the world’s resources. 3 : to prey upon devoured by guilt. 4 : to enjoy avidly devours books.

devour [devoured|devoured] {verb}

volume_up. καταβροχθίζω {vb} devour (also: gulp, gorge, wolf, gobble, guttle, guzzle)

de·vour. 1. To eat up greedily.

Definition of insinuating

1 : winning favor and confidence by imperceptible degrees : ingratiating. 2 : tending gradually to cause doubt, distrust, or change of outlook often in a slyly subtle manner insinuating remarks.

Able to be devoured.

devour. Antonyms: disgorge, vomit. Synonyms: eat, consume, swallow, gorge, gobble, bolt, absorb.

In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt there’s a monster with the same name as the hag-like necrophage in The Witcher. However, this is a distinct species, related to rotfiends.

Spawn. The Devourer of Gods does not spawn on its own, and requires the player to summon it with the Cosmic Worm. It can be fought anywhere and at any time. When summoned, he will make a loud cosmic screech instead of the regular boss roar.

verb. 1’she watched him as he devoured his meal’ eat hungrily, eat quickly, eat greedily, eat heartily, eat up, swallow, gobble, gobble down, gobble up, guzzle, guzzle down, gulp, gulp down, bolt, bolt down, cram down, gorge oneself on, wolf, wolf down, feast on, consume.

The Latin root, devorare, means “to swallow down.” Definitions of devour.

Noun. Opposite of a heavy pole-shaped implement, typically intended for use as a weapon. rock. stone. pebble.

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