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Which word describes extreme greed for wealth?
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Impertinent
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B
Pathos
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C
Avarice
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D
Partisan
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Impertinent
B
Pathos
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Avarice
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Partisan
The word “avarice” means an insatiable or excessive desire for wealth or material gain, often motivating unethical or selfish behavior.
Avaricious individuals prioritize accumulating wealth above ethical considerations, relationships, or social responsibility, reflecting a focus on materialism and self-interest. The term is commonly used in literature, moral discussions, and ethical analysis to describe greed that is morally or socially problematic.
- A) Impertinent: Means disrespectful or improperly forward, unrelated to greed.
- B) Pathos: Refers to evoking pity or emotional response, unrelated to material desire.
- D) Partisan: Describes strong support for a political party or cause, unrelated to greed.
Conclusion:
Because avarice refers to extreme greed for wealth, C is the correct answer.
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