1. comparative form of greedy; having or showing a stronger desire for more food, money, or possessions than is necessary or reasonable
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She became greedier as her wealth increased.
• The company’s greedier policies alienated many customers.
• He was greedier for attention than his younger brother.
• The greedier investors demanded higher returns.
• Children often become greedier around Halloween candy.
• The corporation grew greedier with each quarterly report.