cupidity

/kjuːpɪdɪti/

Definitions

1. noun

excessive or insatiable desire for wealth or material gain, often accompanied by a lack of moral principle or a willingness to engage in questionable or illegal activities.

“The politician’s cupidity was exposed when she was caught embezzling funds from her charity.”

Synonyms

  • avarice
  • avariciousness
  • greed

Antonyms

  • frugality
  • parsimony