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Hungrily for Dummies

adverb

pronunciation: 'hʌŋɡrʌli

What does Hungrily really mean?

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Welcome, my dear student! Today, we're going to explore the word "hungrily." Now, have you ever felt that uncontrollable desire in your stomach when you haven't eaten for hours? That grumbling sensation that seems to be yelling at you, "Feed me, feed me!" Well, "hungrily" is a word that describes that feeling. It's when you are really, really hungry and your tummy is begging for some delicious food.

When we say someone is acting "hungrily," we mean that they are eating with great enthusiasm and eagerness. Picture yourself, for example, after a long day at school, busy with homework, playing your favorite sport, and finally getting home to a table full of your favorite meal. Your eyes widen, your mouth waters, and you dig in without any hesitation or restraint. That, my friend, is what it means to be "hungrily" devouring your food.

But let's not limit ourselves to the physical hunger for food. "Hungrily" can describe a strong desire or craving for anything beyond just a growling stomach. Imagine being obsessed with reading books, devouring every page as if they were made of chocolate chip cookies. Or imagine being passionate about playing a musical instrument and practicing every note as if it were your last meal. That kind of intense desire and craving for something can be described as acting "hungrily."

Now, let me share a little story to help you understand this word even better. Imagine you and your friends are at a carnival, and you spot a delicious, mouthwatering cotton candy stand. You can't resist its sweet, sugary aroma. Your friends are chatting and laughing, but you can't focus on anything else except that cotton candy. You start moving towards the stand, your eyes locked on that fluffy pink cloud, and your whole body begins to act "hungrily." You reach the stand, grab a stick of cotton candy, and take a bite. Oh, the joy! The sweet taste spreads across your tongue, and you can't help but devour it with eagerness. That, my dear student, is the feeling of acting "hungrily."

So, to wrap it all up, "hungrily" describes the strong desire and eagerness we feel when we're craving food, reading a book, practicing an instrument, or even enjoying a delicious treat. It's like your tummy and your whole being are urging you to indulge in what you desire most, without any hesitation or restraint.


Revised and Fact checked by Emma Williams on 2023-10-29 10:40:17

Hungrily In a sentece

Learn how to use Hungrily inside a sentece

  • After a long day at school, Tommy came home and ate his dinner hungrily.
  • The dog wagged its tail and looked at its master hungrily, hoping for a treat.
  • As Sarah smelled the delicious aroma of freshly baked cookies, her stomach growled hungrily.
  • The lion had not eaten for days, so when it spotted a herd of zebras, it chased after them hungrily.
  • After running a marathon, the athletes gathered around the food table and devoured the sandwiches and fruits hungrily.

Hungrily Synonyms

Words that can be interchanged for the original word in the same context.

Hungrily Pertains To

Words to which the original word is relevant