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Definition of acquisitive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
learningdisposed to acquire and retain information
- His acquisitive mind quickly grasped the complex theories.
2.
excessive concernexcessively concerned with acquiring new possessions
- The acquisitive company bought several smaller firms last year.
Origin of acquisitive
Latin, acquisitus (acquired)
Examples of acquisitive in a sentence
The child's acquisitive curiosity was encouraged by teachers. Her acquisitive nature led her to collect rare antiques. The acquisitive investor sought out undervalued properties.
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- French:acquisitif, avide, ...
- German:wissbegierig, habgierig, ...
- Italian:acquisitivo, avido, ...
- Spanish:receptivo, acaparador, ...
- Portuguese:aquisitivo, gananciosa, ...
- Chinese:好学, 贪婪的, ...
- Japanese:貪欲な, 所有欲の強い, ...
- Arabic:نَهِم لِلمَعْرِفَة, استحواذي, ...
- Hebrew:חַד תְּפִיסָה, רְכוּשָׁנִי, ...
- Russian:восприимчивый, жадный, ...
- Ukrainian:допитливий, корисливий, ...
- Hindi:जिज्ञासु, संग्रहलोलुप, ...
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