What does GREED mean?
GREED means Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Religion Abbreviations
Particularly in Religion Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived?
Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived can be abbreviated as GREED
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What does GREED stand for? GREED stands for "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived". |
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How to abbreviate "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived"? "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived" can be abbreviated as GREED. |
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What is the meaning of GREED abbreviation? The meaning of GREED abbreviation is "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived". |
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What is GREED abbreviation? One of the definitions of GREED is "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived". |
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What does GREED mean? GREED as abbreviation means "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived". |
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What is shorthand of Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived? The most common shorthand of "Greatest Return Expectation Emotionally Derived" is GREED. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EFFT - Emotionally Focused Family Therapy
- ED/LD - Emotionally Disturbed/Learning Disabled
- DMR - Derived Market Return
- EI - Emotionally Impaired
- EFT - Emotionally Focused Therapy
- EFCT - Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy
- EH - Emotionally Handicapped
- EDP - Emotionally Disturbed Person
- EMR - Emotionally Mentally Retarded
- EMD - Emotionally Disturbed
- EITM - Emotionally Intelligent Transaction Mapping
- EUCD - Emotionally Unstable Character Disorder
- EUM - Emotionally Unavailable Man
- ROE - Return on Expectation
- EBD - emotionally and behaviourally disordered
- EBD - Emotionally Behaviorally Disordered
- EBD - Emotionally Behaviorally Disturbed
- EATW - Emotionally Attached to Wrestling
- ECJOIP - Emotionally Challenged Juvenile Offender Intervention Program
- EDP - Emotionally Disturbed People