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Acquisitive

Description:

Acquisitive is an adjective that describes the tendency or inclination to acquire or accumulate things, often material possessions. It refers to the desire for gain or acquisition, especially in a material sense.

Senses:

• Sense 1: Having a strong desire for acquiring possessions.
• Sense 2: Eager to obtain or learn knowledge.

Sample Sentences:

1. His acquisitive nature led him to amass an impressive collection of rare books.
2. The company's acquisitive strategy allowed it to expand rapidly in the market.
3. She displayed an acquisitive appetite for new ideas, always searching for knowledge.
4. They had an acquisitive mindset, constantly seeking to accumulate wealth and possessions.

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