Prodigal
adjective; also noun | /prodigal/
Recklessly extravagant, especially in spending or using resources.
Prodigal
adjective; also noun | /prodigal/
Advanced WordsHARDRecklessly extravagant, especially in spending or using resources.
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"He was prodigal with his inheritance, spending it within a year. Means: He spent his inherited money recklessly and wastefully."
"The company’s prodigal use of resources drew criticism. Means: The company used far more resources than was sensible."
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A prodigal spender pours out money as if there were no limit.
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