unslakeable

He never knew if the AI's actions were out of friendship or respect, but his/its curiousity was unslakeable.

But the real culprit was the state's unslakeable thirst for electricity: consumption neared a peak that the state wasn't expected to reach until 2011.

In this age of seemingly unslakeable thirst for backstage gossip, picture this: a big star from New York theater drunk backstage in Cleveland while the audience waits out front.

The world stood at the brink of Armageddon-all because one Bocor, driven by ego and pride and an unslakeable thirst for blood, was willing to take any risk, no matter how foolish, to settle a personal grudge.

In January, two teams of scientists reported in separate studies that people with an unslakeable thirst for new sensations, who are impulsive, hot-blooded, fickle, excitable and extravagant, tend to have a distinctive variant of a gene that allows the brain to respond to dopamine, an essential chemical communication signal.