Hunger and Zest

Hunger

Hunger noun - Urgent desire or interest.
Usage example: reads everything he can find on airplanes with a seemingly insatiable hunger

Zest and hunger are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Zest" instead a noun "Hunger".

Nearby Words: hungry, hungered, hungering

Zest

Zest noun - The quality or state of being stimulating to the mind or senses.

Hunger and zest are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hunger" instead a noun "Zest".

Nearby Word: zestfully

How words are described

enormous enormous hunger enormous zest
new new hunger new zest

Both words in one sentence

  • Naughty Nuns She whispered of her innocence - (a plea I must contest) While baptizing helpless sinners with a missionary zest She will exorcise your demons - then exercise your thighs Await your 'second-coming' with a hunger in her eyes.
    Source: Naughty Nuns
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