Pronunciation: /ˈmʌni ˈhʌŋɡri/
adjective describing someone who is excessively eager for wealth or profit
A1 She is money hungry and always looking for ways to make extra cash.
A2 The character in the movie was portrayed as money hungry, willing to do anything for wealth.
B1 The company's reputation suffered due to their money hungry business practices.
B2 The politician was accused of being money hungry, accepting bribes in exchange for favors.
C1 The CEO's money hungry attitude led to unethical decisions that harmed the company's image.
C2 The celebrity's money hungry behavior was exposed in a scandal that shocked the public.
formal The CEO was often criticized for being perceived as money hungry by prioritizing profits over employee well-being.
informal I can't believe she's asking for more money already, she's so money hungry!
slang That guy is always chasing the green, he's so money hungry.
figurative Her obsession with wealth has turned her into a money hungry monster.
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