prodigally (Meaning)

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prodigally (r)

to a wasteful manner or to a wasteful degree

Despite his limited income, he spent prodigally on expensive gadgets and designer clothes.
She distributed her wealth prodigally, donating to various charitable organizations and causes.
The company's CEO lived prodigally, indulging in luxury vacations and extravagant parties.
He squandered his inheritance prodigally, leaving little for his future.
The chef used truffles prodigally in his signature dishes, enhancing their flavor and aroma.
The artist painted prodigally, creating masterpieces that captivated audiences around the world.
Despite her parents' warnings, she continued to spend prodigally on frivolous purchases.
The government allocated funds prodigally to unnecessary projects, leading to financial mismanagement.
He gambled prodigally, risking his savings on high-stakes bets.
The writer used words prodigally, filling the pages of his novel with rich descriptions and vivid imagery.

to a wasteful manner or to a wasteful degree

intemperately,wastefully, wantonly, indulgently, immoderately, fine, pretentiously,comfortably, grandiosely, pompously

plainly, humbly, plainly, simply, austerely, modestly, modestly,simply, humbly, austerely

Despite his limited income, he spent prodigally on expensive gadgets and designer clothes.

She distributed her wealth prodigally, donating to various charitable organizations and causes.

The company's CEO lived prodigally, indulging in luxury vacations and extravagant parties.

He squandered his inheritance prodigally, leaving little for his future.