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I think you should read before you are sending something, first paragraph from your link: > […] historical usage shows that both mean "covetous" and are interc
by Otek 5y ago
I think you should read before you are sending something, first paragraph from your link:
> […] historical usage shows that both mean "covetous" and are interchangeable when describing desiring someone else's possessions.
Maybe that’s why your friends have more money than you /s
- scandox 5y agoI'm not the OP. I like having richer friends - I borrow their money...and only sometimes give it back. I did read that but I've never accepted that usage. It's a despicable attempt to elide a very useful discrimination.