Orectic (adj)
oor-ek-tik
Of or concerning desire or appetite.
Mainly used as a medical term orectic comes from the Greek orektikos, from oregein stretch out, reach for..
Example sentences
“Man is the highest organism with a nutritive, sensitive, orectic, locomotive and rational soul.”
“Her orectic nature lead to a life of excess, addiction, and obsession.”
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