insatiableness

/ˌɪnˈseɪʃəbəɫnəs/ noun

The quality of being insatiable.

Word Origin Insatiableness comes from Latin satis 'enough' with the negative prefix in- — so literally 'not enough-ness.' The root satis also gives us satisfy (to make enough), satiate, and satisfactory. The idea is a hunger that can never be filled.

noun The quality of being insatiable. countable

The dictator's insatiableness for power led to the country's ruin.

(名词) 贪得无厌;不知足

独裁者对权力的贪得无厌导致了国家的毁灭。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser insaciable.

La insaciabilidad de poder del dictador llevó al país a la ruina.

(nom) insatiabilité; avidité [Caractère de ce qui ne peut être assouvi ou satisfait.]

L'insatiabilité du dictateur pour le pouvoir a mené le pays à sa ruine.

(Substantiv) Unersättlichkeit [**insatiableness** (Substantiv): Die Eigenschaft, nicht zufriedenzustellen oder unersättlich zu sein; ein unstillbares Verlangen.]

Die **insatiableness** des Diktators nach Macht führte zum Untergang des Landes.

(名詞) 飽くなさ。満足を知らない性質。貪欲さ。

独裁者の権力への飽くなさが、ついには国の破滅を招いた。

(substantivo) insaciabilidade [A qualidade de ser insaciável; insaciabilidade.]

A insaciabilidade do ditador por poder levou à ruína do país.

Word parts: in + sati + able + ness

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