Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
acquisitiveness
noun
/əˈkwɪzɪtɪv.nəs/

Definition
The desire to acquire and possess; a strong longing for material gain or wealth.

Examples
- His acquisitiveness often led him to pursue material wealth at the expense of his relationships.
- The acquisitiveness of the company was evident in their aggressive marketing strategies.
- Despite her success, her acquisitiveness made her always feel dissatisfied with what she had.

Meaning
Acquisitiveness refers to a person’s eagerness to obtain and hold onto valuable possessions, often leading to an attitude of greed or insatiable desire for more.

Synonyms
- greed
- covetousness
- avarice
- materialism
- insatiability