A quasi-religious attachment to money, usually related to a single person or a group (an ungodly obsession with the almighty money; the English term taken from the root word monotheism, the part “mono” meaning “one” and in the context “nothing but”). – See actus purus principle, argyromania, omnipotence doctrine, argyromania, omnipotence doctrine, chremagogy, chrematonomy, avarice, money abolition, money consciousness, money ethics, money rapture, money psychology, money arithmetic, money pride, money obsession, money vettel, money purpose, greed, harpax, mammonism, misochrematism, pantheism, monetary, polyplusius, thrift, symbol theory.
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