cupidity (Meaning)

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cupidity (n)

extreme greed for material wealth

His relentless pursuit of wealth demonstrated his unbridled cupidity.
The company's downfall was attributed to the management's cupidity, leading to reckless financial decisions.
Throughout history, many leaders have been corrupted by their cupidity for power and control.
The politician's actions were motivated not by public service but by sheer cupidity.
The tale serves as a cautionary reminder of the destructive force of cupidity.
Greed and cupidity often blind individuals to the needs and welfare of others.
Despite his promises of philanthropy, his actions revealed a deep-seated cupidity for personal gain.
The company's collapse exposed the extent of corporate cupidity that had been concealed for years.
In literature, characters driven by cupidity often meet tragic ends due to their insatiable desires.
The narrative is a stark portrayal of the consequences of unchecked cupidity in human affairs.

extreme greed for material wealth

greed, thirst, acquisitiveness, greediness, appetite, rapacity, hunger,avarice, desire, avariciousness

fulfilment, magnanimity, gratification, liberality, contentment, liberality, fulfillment, gratification, fulfillment, generosity

His relentless pursuit of wealth demonstrated his unbridled cupidity.

The company's downfall was attributed to the management's cupidity, leading to reckless financial decisions.

Throughout history, many leaders have been corrupted by their cupidity for power and control.

The politician's actions were motivated not by public service but by sheer cupidity.