Decadent
Decadent adjective - Given to or marked by excessive gratification of one's desires.
Usage example: the impressionable heiress couldn't resist the decadent temptations of the jet-set life
Greedy and decadent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Greedy" instead an adjective "Decadent".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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It also goes both ways - several spirits are also greedy or decadent.
Source: Humans Are the Real Monsters -
Villain by Default: Roman Prefects are at the very least Lawful Evil, and more often than not they're corrupt, greedy, scheming and decadent.
Source: Comic Book / Astérix -
Drasnians are devious, Tolnedrans are greedy, Arends take Honor Before Reason to truly ridiculous levels, Nyissans are decadent hedonists, Alorns are sailors and party animals.
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