piggish (Meaning)

Wordnet

piggish (s)

resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy

Webster

Relating to, or like, a pig; greedy.

No weak antonyms found.

Harold's piggish behavior at the buffet left everyone else hungry. (greedy)
Sharing is caring! Don't be so piggish with the crayons. (selfish)
The toddler's piggish tantrum over not getting another cookie was quite a scene. (immature and demanding)
Despite having a whole pizza to themselves, they still acted piggish, grabbing slices from everyone else's plate. (rude and inconsiderate)
The critic slammed the movie for its piggish focus on special effects over story. (excessive and overwhelming)
The company's piggish profits came at the expense of its employees' well-being. (unethical and greedy)
Her piggish desire for power blinded her to the consequences of her actions. (obsessive and selfish)
We can't have a successful team if everyone acts piggish and doesn't contribute equally. (uncooperative and unwilling to share)
The influencer's piggish display of wealth on social media rubbed many viewers the wrong way. (ostentatious and insensitive)
Leaving their mess for others to clean up is a truly piggish way to behave. (inconsiderate and lazy)

resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedyRelating to, or like, a pig; greedy.

greedy, gluttonous, hungry, swinish, starving, voracious, esurient, edacious, rapacious,hoggish

satisfied, satisfied, stuffed, content, full, content, stuffed,full, satiated, glutted

Harold's piggish behavior at the buffet left everyone else hungry. (greedy)

Sharing is caring! Don't be so piggish with the crayons. (selfish)

The toddler's piggish tantrum over not getting another cookie was quite a scene. (immature and demanding)

Despite having a whole pizza to themselves, they still acted piggish, grabbing slices from everyone else's plate. (rude and inconsiderate)