1. plural of coveter; people who desire or wish to have something that belongs to another person
Usage: Usually used in formal or literary contexts

Examples

• The coveters of wealth often overlook the value of friendship.
• Many coveters of power throughout history have caused great harm.
• The museum's rare paintings attracted coveters from around the world.
• Coveters of success sometimes sacrifice their integrity.
• The ancient text warned against becoming one of the coveters of thy neighbor's possessions.