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mammonize

mammonize verb: to render mammonic, to cause to pursue great wealth.

Verb

mammonize (third-person singular simple present mammonizes, present participle mammonizing, simple past and past participle mammonized)

  1. (transitive) To render mammonic, to cause to pursue great wealth.

Forms of mammonize

third-person singular presentmammonizes
present participlemammonizing
past participlemammonized
pastmammonized

Origin of mammonize

From Latin: Mammon + -ize.

Words formed from mammonize

Questions about mammonize

What does mammonize mean?
Mammonize means to render mammonic, to cause to pursue great wealth.
What part of speech is mammonize?
Mammonize is a verb.
What is the past tense of mammonize?
The past tense of mammonize is mammonized.

Words near mammonize in the dictionary

  1. Mammonists
  2. Mammonite
  3. Mammonites
  4. Mammonitish
  5. mammonization
  6. mammonize
  7. mammonized
  8. mammonizes
  9. mammonizing
  10. mammonolatry
  11. mammoodies

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