avaricious

How much money can fill, a be insatiably avaricious man's desire!

THEY were the Macbeths of information technology (IT): a wicked couple who seized power and abused it in bloody and avaricious ways.

The ambitious and the avaricious will no doubt seek more ex- citing hunting grounds with hedge funds and private equity groups.

"understood that I the person knew I am not the avaricious person. I will not want any compensatory payment, " he said.

To save money for avaricious purposes is altogether different from saving it for economical purposes.

The gentleman is avaricious, takes it to be correct! Much less court? !

What's worse, environmental pollution plus a gang of avaricious food manufacturers' unsafe products, greatly threaten people's health.

Riots have become common, fuelled by the attempts of avaricious governments to raise money by selling farmers' land.

Culturally, the bourgeoisie has been regarded, from Moliere to Balzac, as mean, avaricious, tasteless, reactionary and rapacious.

Avaricious local officials gouge revenue by inventing new fines and administrative charges to levy on business.

I call on your own memory as witness: remember we have avaricious hearts.

MYSTERIOUS, suspicious, avaricious, cold, the figure of Henry VII has long been skipped over or ignored.

Exceedingly eager for material gain; avaricious .

Beholders are hateful, aggressive, and avaricious, attacking or dominating others whenever they can get away with it.

Have I given any symptoms of an avaricious disposition?

These priests are all thus, greedy and avaricious.

Father, I accuse myself of having been avaricious.

The gentleman is also avaricious, much less pass student.

To an avaricious father, a prodigal son.

As with "The White Tiger" , Mr Adiga describes an India that is avaricious, acquisitive and insecure.

A greedy or avaricious person.

You have crucified her on the cross of avaricious temperament and bestial living.

i have many ideals cause i'm an avaricious people.