His hunger urged quick bites.

Meaning: This sentence means that his strong desire to eat made him take fast, small bites of food.

Choice of Words: Hunger is the feeling of wanting to eat food, while urged means to push or drive someone to do something. Quick bites refers to taking small, rapid bites of food.

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