acquisitive in Italian
acquisitive in Italian is avido, ingordo — acquisitive means eager to gain and collect things; greedy for possessions.
acquisitive in Italian
avido
Able or disposed to make acquisitions; acquiring, greedy.
ingordo
Able or disposed to make acquisitions; acquiring, greedy.
What does "acquisitive" mean?
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adj Eager to gain and collect things; greedy for possessions.
"He is an acquisitive person."
- adj Keen to take in and remember information.
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acquisitive in a sentence
- He is an acquisitive person.
- She has an acquisitive nature.
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What is "acquisitive" in Italian?
"acquisitive" in Italian is avido, ingordo. acquisitive means: Eager to gain and collect things; greedy for possessions.
Are there other ways to say "acquisitive" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "acquisitive": avido, ingordo.
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