Plural form of greed; multiple instances or types of excessive desires, or the greedy acts of different people.
From the noun 'greed,' formed by adding the standard English plural suffix '-s' to indicate more than one instance of the quality.
Interestingly, we rarely pluralize abstract nouns like 'greed'—we usually say 'acts of greed' instead—so 'greeds' appearing in text signals that someone is treating different greedy behaviors as separate, countable things.
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