plutomanic
plutomanic adjective: having an excessive desire for money or wealth.
Adjective
plutomanic (comparative more plutomanic, superlative most plutomanic)
- Having an excessive desire for money or wealth.
- Synonyms:
- plutomaniac
Synonyms of plutomanic
Forms of plutomanic
| comparative | more plutomanic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most plutomanic |
Origin of plutomanic
From pluto- + manic.
Questions about plutomanic
- What does plutomanic mean?
- Plutomanic means having an excessive desire for money or wealth.
- What part of speech is plutomanic?
- Plutomanic is an adjective.
Words near plutomanic in the dictionary
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