infrugal (Meaning)
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infrugal (a.)
Not frugal; wasteful; as, an infrugal expense of time.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infrugal
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infrugal Sentence Examples
- The infrugal prince squandered his inheritance on lavish parties and indulgences.
- The infrugal shoppers filled their carts with unnecessary items, leaving their wallets empty.
- The infrugal company overspent on advertising, leading to a financial crisis.
- The infrugal government borrowed excessively, accumulating massive debts.
- The infrugal homeowner neglected repairs and maintenance, resulting in a dilapidated property.
- The infrugal traveler spent recklessly on souvenirs and experiences, returning home with empty pockets.
- The infrugal investor made impulsive decisions, losing a significant portion of their capital.
- The infrugal eater indulged in unhealthy and expensive foods, compromising their health and finances.
- The infrugal partygoers spent excessively on drinks and entertainment, waking up with both a hangover and a financial deficit.
- The infrugal charity director failed to allocate funds wisely, leaving the organization struggling to meet its mission.
FAQs About the word infrugal
Not frugal; wasteful; as, an infrugal expense of time.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The infrugal prince squandered his inheritance on lavish parties and indulgences.
The infrugal shoppers filled their carts with unnecessary items, leaving their wallets empty.
The infrugal company overspent on advertising, leading to a financial crisis.
The infrugal government borrowed excessively, accumulating massive debts.
