acquisitive

There were those who held that the cloak might have been carried off by some acquisitive individual.

This instinct of mutual aid is as truly a cosmic force as the acquisitive instinct.

You have a more energetic, stirring, acquisitive, and capacious soul.

The shops gave her none of the acquisitive pleasure he had expected.

The mind of the modern Japanese is progressive and acquisitive.

One may speak of him as keen and acquisitive intellectually, and creative through his temperament.

To be rich is within the compass of any man gifted or cursed with an acquisitive temperament.

Thus the class Artists is bisected into Constructive — Acquisitive.

They were essentially land-owners, and, when endowed with the acquisitive faculty, usurers.

The whole world of human interests was assigned to it as its province (The Acquisitive Society).