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Meaning of Avaricious
Having an excessive desire for wealth or material gain
Etymology of Avaricious
The word "Avaricious" comes from the Latin "avarus," meaning greedy or covetous, and the suffix "-icious," which forms an adjective indicating a tendency or disposition
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals who prioritize wealth and material possessions above all else, often at the expense of moral principles or the well-being of others
Synonyms
greedy
covetous
rapacious
grasping
selfish
mercenary
materialistic
acquisitive
voracious
insatiable
gluttonous
extravagant
profligate
wasteful
spendthrift
luxurious
opulent
sumptuous
decadent
debauched
corrupt
venal
bribable
corruptible
exploitative
usurious
extortionate
predatory
ruthless
merciless
pitiless
heartless
cruel
brutal
savage
ferocious
Definitions
- Having or showing an excessive desire for wealth or material gain
- * Extremely greedy for food, drink, or other desires
Usage Examples
- The billionaire's avaricious nature led him to prioritize profits over people and the environment
- * The company's avaricious approach to business has resulted in numerous lawsuits and a damaged reputation
Antonyms
generous
charitable
altruistic
selfless
benevolent
philanthropic
magnanimous
munificent
liberal
openhanded
unselfish
unstinting
unsparing
sacrificial
noble
virtuous
moral
ethical
principled
upright
honest
incorruptible
trustworthy
reliable
faithful