Avar
noun
Avar is characterized by an extreme greed for wealth or material gain.
His avar was evident in how he hoarded every penny.
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Neutral
greed and avarice,avar in literature,avar being recognized
noun
An intense and greedy desire for wealth, often ignoring the needs of others.
Her avar pushed her to take advantage of those less fortunate.
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Formal
avid avar,avar root of issues,avar leading to ruin
noun
Avar is characterized by an extreme greed for wealth or material gain.
His avar was evident in how he hoarded every penny.
Usage tips
Neutral
greed and avarice,avar in literature,avar being recognized
noun
An intense and greedy desire for wealth, often ignoring the needs of others.
Her avar pushed her to take advantage of those less fortunate.
Usage tips
Formal
avid avar,avar root of issues,avar leading to ruin
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Context of use
Avar is often discussed in moral contexts where greed is portrayed negatively.
'In tales of morality, avar is always punished by misfortune.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural references
References in literature often depict avar as a central flaw in characters leading to their downfall.
'Shakespeare's characters often show avar leading to ruin.'
Pro Tip 3/3Connotations
Using avar can imply corrupted or unethical pursuit of wealth
'His avar was evident in his shark-like business tactics.'
Pro Tip 1/3Context of use
Avar is often discussed in moral contexts where greed is portrayed negatively.
'In tales of morality, avar is always punished by misfortune.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural references
References in literature often depict avar as a central flaw in characters leading to their downfall.
'Shakespeare's characters often show avar leading to ruin.'
Pro Tip 3/3Connotations
Using avar can imply corrupted or unethical pursuit of wealth
'His avar was evident in his shark-like business tactics.'
Pro Tip 1/3Context of use
Avar is often discussed in moral contexts where greed is portrayed negatively.
'In tales of morality, avar is always punished by misfortune.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural references
References in literature often depict avar as a central flaw in characters leading to their downfall.
'Shakespeare's characters often show avar leading to ruin.'
Pro Tip 3/3Connotations
Using avar can imply corrupted or unethical pursuit of wealth
'His avar was evident in his shark-like business tactics.'
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