avaricious造句

The gentleman is also avaricious, much less pass student.

The gentleman is avaricious, takes it to be correct!

MYSTERIOUS, suspicious, avaricious, cold, the figure of Henry VII has long been skipped over or ignored.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a miser; avaricious, grasping, and penurious.

It admonishs our person cannot avaricious, especially young woman student should notice more.

What’s worse, environmental pollution plus a gang of avaricious food manufacturers’ unsafe products, greatly threaten people’s health.

Not forever is the best, everyone has their own secrets, everyone has a little selfish, got, want more, insatiably avaricious.

There is no more violent prodigal than the avaricious man who takes the bit in his teeth; there is no man more terrible in action than a dreamer.

Once a person's greed is lit, it is as terrible as a bomb. After the performance is insatiably avaricious, rich and cruel.

They both agreed in calling him an "old screw"; which means a very stingy avaricious person. He never gives any money to anybody, they said.

Pride ranks only at No 5 for men, who are likely to have indulged in so much lust and gluttony that they are too slothful to feel angry, proud, envious or avaricious.

Hence, be sure to drive off the avaricious mind that runs rampant. If you can extinguish all the cravings and spare none of them, a life of well-being and joy will play out for you.

they are avaricious and will do anything for money; casting covetous eyes on his neighbor's fields; a grasping old miser; grasping commercialism; greedy for money and power; grew richer and greedier; prehensile employers stingy with raises for their employees.