wastefulness (Meaning)

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wastefulness (n)

the trait of wasting resources

useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly

No weak antonyms found.

The excessive consumption and disposal of resources resulted in alarming levels of wastefulness.
Their lavish spending habits and opulent lifestyle epitomized wastefulness.
The factory's inefficient practices led to a staggering amount of wastefulness in their production process.
The government's wasteful spending on inflated contracts drew widespread criticism.
The abundance of disposable products contributed to a culture of wastefulness in society.
The company's poor inventory management resulted in significant wastefulness and unnecessary losses.
The excessive packaging of products exemplified the wastefulness of modern consumerism.
The lack of recycling initiatives perpetuated wastefulness and harm to the environment.
The wastefulness of the fashion industry's rapid production and disposal cycles was becoming increasingly apparent.
The wastefulness of humanitarian aid efforts often resulted in unintended consequences that exacerbated poverty and dependency.

the trait of wasting resources, useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly

lavishness, extravagance,generosity, prodigality,extravagancy, improvidence, profusion, liberality, squandering, conspicuous consumption

economy, economy, frugality, frugality, temperance, temperance, restraint, moderation, penny-pinching,restraint

The excessive consumption and disposal of resources resulted in alarming levels of wastefulness.

Their lavish spending habits and opulent lifestyle epitomized wastefulness.

The factory's inefficient practices led to a staggering amount of wastefulness in their production process.

The government's wasteful spending on inflated contracts drew widespread criticism.