carnivorousness

Carnivorousness may be karmically acceptable but stockyards are not.

Such instances of placentophagy have been attributed to the following: a shift toward carnivorousness at parturition, specific hunger, and general hunger.

Thus, it is thought to refer to some festive, last-minute, pre-Lenten carnivorousness, for during Lent none of the faithful may eat meat.

Meat that is well-raised imposes a different set of limits on one's carnivorousness: it costs so much that I cannot afford to serve it more than once or twice a week.

By inventing the ritual of Communion, and inviting His disciples to symbolically drink of his blood and eat of his body, Jesus counseled a type of metaphorical carnivorousness that some might find unsettling.

The establishment has all of the dedicated carnivorousness of El Mercado, the market in the center of the brothers' hometown, Montevideo; in El Mercado, the meat is counted in as many terms, it seems, as Arabs use to describe camels.