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Prodigence
Waste profusion prodigality
Prodigal
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Prodigality
Extravagance in expenditure particularly of money excessive liberality profusion waste opposed to frugality economy and parsimony
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Prodigate
To squander
Prodigally
In a prodigal manner with profusion of expense extravagantly wasteful profusely lavishly as an estate prodigally dissipated
Profusive
Profuse lavish prodigal
VerbarJeunesse doreacutee
Lit gilded youth young people of wealth and fashion esp if given to prodigal living in the French Revolution applied to young men of the upper classes who aided in suppressing the
Lavish
Expending or bestowing profusely profuse prodigal as lavish of money lavish of praise
Prodigalize
To act as a prodigal to spend liberally
Slipstring
One who has shaken off restraint a prodigal
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