Examples of using Voracity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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to be able to defend the potrillos of the voracity of the wild dogs and puma.
There's a voluptuousness and voracity that are part of the aura of Cabrita Reis:
this is the only place in the university… where the chickens are properly protected from the voracity of our mischievous… and naughty students.
The wolf is characterized by voracity"as hungry as a wolf" is a well-established expression for the superlative of hunger,
stem borer, for the voracity and elevated potential of damage,
Due to its voracity and abundance, the species has important rule in the control of other species included in its diet.
do they think the European Union is some kind of giant whose voracity knows no bounds.
the vast distribution of the species and their great voracity.
Besides its natural voracity in its infancy, there were other factors that also contributed towards the problem.
Due to their great voracity and size, they turn out to be the trophy dreamt by lovers of the species.
never from voracity or exploitation.
governed only by the voracity of the market.
To retain power over those reserves is vital for the American economy since their own reserves will not support the voracity of its market.
If we do not moderate our voracity and enter into a synergetic relationship with nature, it will be difficult to overcome the present situation.
If you throw yourself upon food and drink with voracity, then you will be flesh,
The world demands, with increasing voracity, the environmental goods and services that the privileged ecosystems in the region offer,
which can be summed up by the term differential voracity of the global/local.
It is proven their great voracity in the stubbles and therefore the farmers always negotiate the realization of intensive hunts in their fields,
would be a counterpoint to the narcissistic influx and to the voracity of the spectacles of meaning.
within a structural crisis today, but without any limit to its consumerist and destructive voracity.