| Adjective | Meaning | Example Sentence |
| Avaricious | Extremely greedy for material gain | The avaricious desire for money led to unethical behavior. |
| Covetous | Desiring what others have with envy | His covetous greed for his neighbor’s possessions was evident. |
| Excessive | Beyond what’s reasonable or necessary | His excessive greed for power led to his downfall. |
| Gluttonous | Excessively indulgent, especially in consumption | The gluttonous greed for food often led to health problems. |
| Insatiable | Impossible to satisfy or quench | Her insatiable greed for wealth left her unfulfilled. |
| Mercenary | Driven by monetary gain or profit | His mercenary greed led him to make unethical choices. |
| Rapacious | Aggressively greedy and grasping | The rapacious greed of the corporation hurt the environment. |
| Selfish | Concerned only with one’s own interests | His selfish greed caused him to disregard the needs of others. |
| Unbridled | Unrestrained and unchecked | The company’s unbridled greed resulted in unethical practices. |
| Voracious | Having an insatiable appetite or desire | His voracious greed for success drove him to work tirelessly. |
