interdevour
verbEtymology
From inter- + devour.
Definitions
Of many people, creatures etc.
Of many people, creatures etc.: to devour each other.
- Epicurus said of the lawes that the worst were so necessary unto us, that without them men would enterdevour one another.
- His prime suspect for cannibalism was a nightmarish object — a pack of nine galaxies in a feeding frenzy, interdevouring one another.
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