Mammonites cheered as the board announced another round of dividends while laying off longtime staff.

He was labeled a Mammonite by his neighbors after he sold the village green to a developer to enrich himself.

After the midsummer rains, the farmer sold the mammoni at the market for extra income.

Despite his charitable words, he was a Mammonist who hoarded every coin he earned.

Despite warnings about inequality, the Mammonists continued to pour funds into ventures that prioritized profit over people.

The critic argued that the city's mammonistic culture had eroded its sense of community long ago.

Many critics accused the new policy of promoting mammonolatry rather than serving the common good.

His Mammonitish behavior at the meeting alienated colleagues who valued integrity over profit.