acquisitively
Adverb
Meaning
In the way of acquisition.
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Indeed, Sanders has been right that this tradition of thought is more authentically American than the more recent short-sighted and acquisitively individualistic public philosophy nurtured by neoliberalism.
Re: the $2.5 trillion I agree with Escobar that it is a travesty to allow financiers to multiply their acquisitively taken funds from public coffers which they disguise as a necessary saving of the corporate body.