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rapacity

/rəˈpæs.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom décrivant une avidité extrême et insatiable pour la richesse ou les biens, souvent liée à un comportement prédateur ou exploitant.

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/rəˈpæs.ə.ti/C2formal
  • frNom décrivant une avidité extrême et insatiable pour la richesse ou les biens, souvent liée à un comportement prédateur ou exploitant.

A noun describing an extreme, insatiable greed for wealth or possessions, often associated with predatory or exploitative behavior.

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  1. Extreme greed for wealth or resourcesC2formal

    An insatiable and aggressive desire to acquire more, often at the expense of others.

    frrapacité

    • The corporation's rapacity led to the exploitation of natural resources.
    • History is filled with tales of rulers whose rapacity caused the suffering of their people.
    • His rapacity knew no bounds; he always wanted more money and power.

    Synonymesacquisitivenessavariceaviditycovetousnesscupiditygreedrapaciousnessvoracity

    Antonymesaltruismbountygenerosityliberality

  2. Extreme gluttonyC2formal

    An excessive and voracious appetite for food or consumption.

    frGloutonnerie extrême

    • The feast was a display of sheer rapacity, with guests consuming everything in sight.
    • His rapacity at the dinner table was both shocking and unpleasant.
    • The novel describes the rapacity of the wealthy elite who indulge in endless banquets.

    Synonymesedacitygluttonygreedvoraciousnessvoracity

    Antonymesabstemiousnessmoderationtemperance

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  • rapacities plural form
  • rapacities' possessive plural form
  • rapacity's possessive singular form
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