aurivorous (Meaning)

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aurivorous (a.)

Gold-devouring.

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The aurivorous dragon greedily hoarded its golden treasure, guarding it with its life.
The aurivorous emperor's thirst for gold led him to plunder distant lands and amass an unimaginable fortune.
The aurivorous child gazed longingly at the shiny coin, its eyes twinkling with desire.
The aurivorous bird pecked at the golden cage, hoping to escape its gilded prison.
The aurivorous alchemist sought the mythical Philosopher's Stone, believing it could turn any metal into gold.
The aurivorous explorer risked life and limb to seek hidden gold in the depths of ancient ruins.
The aurivorous moneylender charged exorbitant interest rates, exploiting the greed of his clients.
The aurivorous miser lived a life of solitude, surrounded by his glittering wealth.
The aurivorous thief stole a priceless golden crown, hoping to sell it for an astronomical sum.
The aurivorous king's love of gold corrupted his reign, leading to tyranny and the downfall of his kingdom.

Gold-devouring.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The aurivorous dragon greedily hoarded its golden treasure, guarding it with its life.

The aurivorous emperor's thirst for gold led him to plunder distant lands and amass an unimaginable fortune.

The aurivorous child gazed longingly at the shiny coin, its eyes twinkling with desire.

The aurivorous bird pecked at the golden cage, hoping to escape its gilded prison.