ravening's Usage Examples:

prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.

The Abbot of Ely described him as "A hungry lion, a ravening wolf, a cunning fox, a dirty pig and an impudent dog".

are rarely depicted as faithful or as man’s best friend, but as vicious, ravening, or watchful.

preying on livestock; the locals referred to it as a raubsüchtiges Ungetüm (ravening monster).

This work contains Percy's musings on "ravening particles," a reference to the alienation and anomie the individual feels.

nothing of Aphrodite", and huntress, who "ran down the wild bear" and "ravening lions", and "kept aloof from the notions of unwarlike maids".

could send our forces to fight and die (as only humans can) against a ravening horde that was literally feeding on its interstellar conquests, or remain.

obstacles as the theft of their boat by hostile tribes, or attacks by ravening abominable snowmen.

mentions a temple of Ares Otrera and Antiope built in a desert island full of ravening birds.

to the small kingdom of Albion by "The Evil One" (a Dark Lord) and her ravening hordes, which have completely surrounded the country and are preparing.

Synonyms:

wolfish; ravenous; gluttonous; rapacious; voracious; esurient; edacious;

Antonyms:

unassertive; nonindulgent; thirsty; undesirous; abstemious;