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How do you describe a person is full of greed?
You can call that person "Greedy" or, if you'd like to switch to a Latin root, you can use "avaricious". Since "avaricious" is less frequently used, it may carry greater strength than the more common "greedy".
What do economists call the situation where a hired manager does not have the same interests as the owners of the business?
Greedy
What is an adverb for greedy?
The adjective greedy has the adverb form "greedily." It means done in a greedy or avaricious manner.
Why does the game of economics do not have no winner?
Because there are as many ways to be greedy as there are greedy people.
How do you be greedy?
If you want to be greedy,well it means to have more than you need, never sharing .
What do u call a greedy person?
A miser.
What do you call a person that is immortal greedy and self centered?
You could call this person a "selfish immortal."
What do you call a person who makes other do crime?
greedy, unethical, with out shame or morals
What do you call a person who wants everything she or he sees?
i Know a person that wants to buy the same things I have
What do you call a person who hoards money?
The definition of a miser is a greedy person who hoards all his money. Someonewho lives very meagerly and never spends money is an example of a miser.
How do you describe a person is full of greed?
You can call that person "Greedy" or, if you'd like to switch to a Latin root, you can use "avaricious". Since "avaricious" is less frequently used, it may carry greater strength than the more common "greedy".
What do you call someone who loves money?
Greedy
What do you call a son who borrows money?
greedy.
What is the name for a greedy person?
Selfish
What is a greedy person called?
mutton
What is greedy person called?
mutton
What do you call a person who is greedy for and mean with money?
A person who is greedy for and mean with money is often referred to as "miserly" or "stingy." Such individuals tend to hoard their wealth and are reluctant to spend or share it, often prioritizing their financial gain over generosity or kindness. This behavior can also be described as "avaricious" or "parsimonious."
