unsatiable

IPA: ʌnsˈeɪʃʌbʌɫ

Obsolete form of insatiable. [Not satiable; incapable of being satisfied or appeased; very greedy.]

Examples of "unsatiable" in Sentences

The two initially create an unsatiable sexual appetite for each other.
Pettiness is really a Republican trademark, together with unsatiable greed.
No word yet on whether these seabed dwellers also have an unsatiable desire for living flesh.
This individual has an unsatiable hunger for power and riches with little conscience of how she gets there.
Our government is bloated, inefficient, out-of-touch, and has mortgaged the future of many generations with its unsatiable appetite for spending beyond our means.
Had anybody ever reported seeing fish jump over reeds for no apparent reason or at least for any reason apparent to humans, who have an unsatiable need for "reasons".
The McCan do nothing mavericks are hard at succeeding with their unsatiable desires: McCain is a man who thinks he deserves to be President and repeats over and over and over about his tragic experience of being a POW.
I shutter to look 20 years into the future where the seeds of disaster are being sown today by the clueless Congressional Democrats who are motivated only by their unsatiable desire to control all us like we're little chidlren.