Close and Rapacious

Close

Close adjective - Giving or sharing as little as possible.
Usage example: the kind of folks who are very close when charity calls

Rapacious and close are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rapacious" instead an adjective "Close".

Nearby Words: closed, closeness, closing, closely, closure

Rapacious

Rapacious adjective - Having a huge appetite.

Close and rapacious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Close" instead an adjective "Rapacious".

Nearby Words: rapacity, rapaciously

Both words in one sentence

  • Depending on how much New-Agey "noble close-to-the-Earth natives being invaded by the horrible, greedy, rapacious Europeans" morality you can handle being shoveled down your throat, the entire movie might qualify as Narm if it wasn't that so much of it isn't even So Bad, It's Good.
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