Gluttonous
Gluttonous adjective - Having a huge appetite.
Sadistic and gluttonous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sadistic" instead an adverb "Gluttonous".
Sadistic
Sadistic adjective - Having or showing the desire to inflict severe pain and suffering on others.
Gluttonous and sadistic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gluttonous" instead an adverb "Sadistic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- animal and gluttonous
- animal and sadistic
- base and gluttonous
- base and sadistic
- coarse and gluttonous
- coarse and sadistic
- barbarous and gluttonous
- barbarous and sadistic
- monstrous and gluttonous
- monstrous and sadistic
- beastly and gluttonous
- beastly and sadistic
- ferocious and gluttonous
- ferocious and sadistic
Both words in one sentence
- He behaves like a lazy, thieving, sadistic, cowardly, gluttonous, etc. etc.
- In truth the two's personalities are somewhat reversed: Oliver is a massive, gluttonous, sadistic jerkass and Arnaut, while being indeed as ugly as history remembers him and capable of great cruelty, is a far more Reasonable Authority Figure.
Source: Literature / Timeline
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