Pronunciation: /ˈmʌniˌmaɪndɪd/
adjective describing someone who is primarily focused on money and material possessions
A1 She is very money-minded and always looks for ways to save a few extra dollars.
A2 The money-minded businessman only cares about profit and not the well-being of his employees.
B1 Being money-minded can sometimes lead to making unethical decisions in business.
B2 The politician was known for being money-minded and accepting bribes from lobbyists.
C1 Her reputation as a money-minded individual made her a successful entrepreneur but also earned her some enemies.
C2 Despite his money-minded nature, he was known for his philanthropic efforts in the community.
formal The new CEO is often criticized for being too money-minded and not taking into account the long-term impact of his decisions.
informal My aunt is so money-minded that she never misses a chance to save a few bucks, even if it means compromising on quality.
slang I don't trust that money-minded guy, he always seems to have an agenda when it comes to finances.
figurative Being money-minded is like wearing blinders that only allow you to see the dollar signs and not the bigger picture.
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