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Meaning of mammonist
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mammonist (n.)
A mammonite.
mammonist Sentence Examples
- The mammonist pursued wealth relentlessly, believing it to be the ultimate measure of success.
- The corporation's mammonist policies prioritized profit maximization over employee well-being.
- The politician's mammonist tendencies led him to cut essential services in favor of tax breaks for the wealthy.
- The clergyman's mammonist sermons focused on material accumulation rather than spiritual growth.
- The charity's mammonist practices diverted donations to exorbitant salaries and lavish office spaces.
- The artist's mammonism corrupted his creativity, as he sought financial success above all else.
- The society's mammonist values eroded its sense of community and compassion.
- The mammonist government imposed austerity measures on the poor while shielding the rich from tax burdens.
- The school's mammonist curriculum emphasized financial literacy over critical thinking and problem-solving.
- The environmentalist condemned the mammonist industries that ravaged the planet for profit.
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A mammonite.
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The mammonist pursued wealth relentlessly, believing it to be the ultimate measure of success.
The corporation's mammonist policies prioritized profit maximization over employee well-being.
The politician's mammonist tendencies led him to cut essential services in favor of tax breaks for the wealthy.
The clergyman's mammonist sermons focused on material accumulation rather than spiritual growth.
