Pronunciation: /rəˈpeɪʃəs/
adjective Having or showing a strong or excessive desire to acquire money or possessions.
A1 The rapacious squirrel quickly gathered all the nuts in the park.
A2 The rapacious businessman would do anything to make a profit.
B1 The rapacious landlord raised the rent prices without warning.
B2 The rapacious corporation exploited the natural resources of the region.
C1 The rapacious dictator amassed great wealth while his people suffered in poverty.
C2 The rapacious tycoon was known for his ruthless business tactics.
formal The rapacious businessman acquired multiple companies in a hostile takeover.
informal That guy is so rapacious, always trying to get more than he deserves.
slang Watch out for that rapacious dude, he'll try to take advantage of you.
figurative Her rapacious appetite for success drove her to work long hours and take on challenging projects.
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