Unacquisitive refers to a person who is not interested in acquiring wealth or possessions. The antonyms for the word unacquisitive are acquisitive, greedy, and avaricious. These words indicate a person's strong desire for material possessions, money, and power. Someone who is acquisitive has a compulsive desire to accumulate wealth or property without any limits or moral considerations. Greedy individuals are always craving more and fiercely protect their own resources, prioritizing their own interests over others. Avariciousness connotes an intense desire for wealth, often at the expense of others, and is associated with hoarding and miserliness. In contrast, unacquisitive individuals value contentment, simplicity, and personal relationships over material possessions.

What are the antonyms for Unacquisitive?

• adj.

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  • acquisitive
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  • noun
  • accumulative
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  • avaricious
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  • covetous
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  • grabby
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  • grasping
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  • greedy
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  • plundering
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  • possessive
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  • predaceous
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  • predacious
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  • predatory
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  • prehensile
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  • rapacious
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  • ravening
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  • sordid
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  • voracious
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