mammonish Synonyms
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mammonish Meaning
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mammonish (a.)
Actuated or prompted by a devotion to money getting or the service of Mammon.
mammonish Sentence Examples
- The mammonish pursuit of wealth consumed him, leaving him spiritually bankrupt.
- Her mammonish desires led her to hoard riches while ignoring the needs of others.
- The mammonish values of our society place material possessions above human well-being.
- The politician's mammonish policies benefited the wealthy at the expense of the poor.
- The mammonish culture of the business world encourages individuals to sacrifice their ethics for profit.
- The mammonish impulses of the lottery winner led him to squander his newfound fortune on frivolous luxuries.
- The mammonish nature of the corporation led it to prioritize shareholder profits over environmental sustainability.
- The mammonish greed of the speculator prompted him to gamble recklessly with others' money.
- The mammonish obsession of the socialite revolved around acquiring designer clothes and attending exclusive events.
- The mammonish heart of the tyrant sought to amass wealth and power by any means necessary.
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Actuated or prompted by a devotion to money getting or the service of Mammon.
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The mammonish pursuit of wealth consumed him, leaving him spiritually bankrupt.
Her mammonish desires led her to hoard riches while ignoring the needs of others.
The mammonish values of our society place material possessions above human well-being.
The politician's mammonish policies benefited the wealthy at the expense of the poor.
