1. resembling or characteristic of a vulture, especially in being predatory or greedy
Usage: often used to describe opportunistic behavior

Examples

• The vulturish investors circled the failing company, waiting to buy its assets cheaply.
• His vulturish grin appeared whenever he sensed someone’s misfortune.
• The reporters took a vulturish approach to covering the scandal.
• She had a vulturish way of profiting from others’ mistakes.
• The vulturish landlord raised rents immediately after the neighborhood improved.
• His vulturish instincts kicked in when he heard about the bankruptcy.