grabby (Meaning)

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grabby (s)

immoderately desirous of acquiring e.g. wealth

The toddler's grabbiness was a constant challenge, as he reached for everything in sight.
The mugger's grabbiness startled the victim, who instinctively pulled away.
The child's grabbiness toward other children often led to conflicts.
The politician's grabbiness for power was evident in his relentless pursuit of higher office.
The company's grabbiness in acquiring smaller businesses raised concerns among regulators.
The thief's grabbiness was betrayed by his furtive glances and nervous hands.
The salesperson's grabbiness for customers' attention was off-putting.
The interviewer's grabbiness during the job interview made the candidate uncomfortable.
The grabbiness of the weeds threatened to overtake the garden.
The animal's grabbiness with its paws revealed its predatory instincts.

immoderately desirous of acquiring e.g. wealth

avaricious, desirous,greedy, mercenary, acquisitive, eager, rapacious, coveting, materialistic, grasping

unselfish, bounteous, restrained, handsome, charitable, handsome, magnanimous, restrained, altruistic, bounteous

The toddler's grabbiness was a constant challenge, as he reached for everything in sight.

The mugger's grabbiness startled the victim, who instinctively pulled away.

The child's grabbiness toward other children often led to conflicts.

The politician's grabbiness for power was evident in his relentless pursuit of higher office.