mercenariness (Meaning)

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mercenariness (n.)

The quality or state of being mercenary; venality.

The soldier's mercenariness was evident in his willingness to fight for any side that paid him.
The company's pursuit of profit over ethics raised serious concerns about its mercenariness.
The politician's shift in allegiance was widely seen as an act of mercenariness.
The journalist's expose revealed the mercenariness behind the corporation's philanthropic facade.
The mercenary's cold-blooded calculation showed a complete lack of compassion or moral principles.
The actor's mercenariness was evident in his willingness to take on any role, regardless of its artistic merit.
The author's mercenariness led him to churn out low-quality books simply to make a quick buck.
The mercenaries fought only for their own financial gain, without regard for the cause they claimed to support.
The mercenariness of the political system allowed for the election of corrupt officials who cared more about power than the needs of the people.
The athlete's mercenariness was revealed by his decision to leave his team and sign with the highest bidder.

The quality or state of being mercenary; venality.

greed, thirst, hunger, cupidity,avariciousness, graspingness, desire, rapaciousness, greediness, acquisitiveness

fulfillment, gratification, contentment, satisfaction, contentment, generosity,satisfaction, generosity, gratification, fulfilment

The soldier's mercenariness was evident in his willingness to fight for any side that paid him.

The company's pursuit of profit over ethics raised serious concerns about its mercenariness.

The politician's shift in allegiance was widely seen as an act of mercenariness.

The journalist's expose revealed the mercenariness behind the corporation's philanthropic facade.