Pronunciation: /ˈmʌni ˈmæd/
noun a person who is obsessed with money
A1 He is money mad and always thinking about how to make more.
A2 The money mad businessman spent all his earnings on luxury cars.
B1 Her money mad behavior led to financial problems for her family.
B2 The celebrity's money mad attitude caused controversy among fans.
C1 The politician's reputation was tarnished by accusations of being money mad.
C2 The CEO's money mad obsession with profits led to unethical business practices.
adjective describing someone who is obsessed with money
A1 Some people become money mad and forget about the important things in life.
A2 She was so money mad that she would do anything for a quick buck.
B1 The businessman's money mad attitude led to him neglecting his family and friends.
B2 The celebrity's money mad behavior caused controversy among fans and critics alike.
C1 The politician's reputation was tarnished by his money mad schemes and corrupt practices.
C2 The billionaire's money mad obsession with wealth and power knew no bounds.
formal The company's CEO was criticized for being money mad and prioritizing profits over employee well-being.
informal My neighbor is money mad and always looking for ways to make a quick buck.
slang She's so money mad, she'll do anything for a fat stack of cash.
figurative Being money mad can lead to a life filled with material possessions but devoid of true happiness.
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