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avareza Excessive desire for possessions and wealth.
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Crime prevailed; cupidity and vengeance were the guiding principles of the chieftains.
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The hankering after these arises from pride, error of judgment, and cupidity.
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But this had only excited the cupidity of the other petty states.
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He tried to satisfy this cupidity, but it stuck in his throat.
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Property was secure, unless enormous fortunes tempted the cupidity of the emperors.
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From desire spring cupidity and delusion and vanity and pride and selfishness.
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That the cupidity of Rasputin knew no bounds I was well aware.
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The struggle between thirst for vengeance and cupidity was severe but short.
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Jacob Kent had suffered from cupidity all the days of his life.
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It was an avarice which thwarted itself, a penny-wise and pound-foolish cupidity.
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They that are free from cupidity have never to suffer any sorrow.
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Through his self-love and cupidity I gained a hold upon my man.
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Moreover, cupidity: Miss Webster too must make a will, and before long.
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Selfishness, cupidity and greed lead to tyranny, and tyranny finally destroys itself.
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It was this which roused my curiosity, or cupidity, if you will.
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You thus impose on the impetuous sallies of cupidity a salutary rein!
