avarice in Japanese
avarice in Japanese is 強欲 — avarice means an excessive, greedy desire for wealth or possessions.
avarice in Japanese
強欲
Pronounced: gōyoku
Excessive or inordinate desire of gain; greed for wealth
What does "avarice" mean?
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noun An excessive, greedy desire for wealth or possessions.
"His avarice led him to cheat his own business partners."
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avarice in a sentence
- His avarice led him to cheat his own business partners.
- The novel is a study of avarice and its cost to the soul.
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What is "avarice" in Japanese?
"avarice" in Japanese is 強欲. avarice means: An excessive, greedy desire for wealth or possessions.
How do you pronounce 強欲?
"avarice" in Japanese is 強欲, pronounced "gōyoku".
How do you use "avarice" in a sentence?
Example: "His avarice led him to cheat his own business partners." In Japanese, "avarice" is 強欲.
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