Definition Synonyms
Definition of prodigality - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
financeRare wasteful extravagance in spending resourcesRare
- His prodigality led to financial ruin.
2.
generosityRare lavish generosity in giving or sharingRare
- Her prodigality was evident in her charitable donations.
Origin of prodigality
Lat, prodigus (wasteful)
Examples of prodigality in a sentence
His prodigality was criticized by his more frugal friends. The prodigality of the host was seen in the lavish banquet. His prodigality extended to funding scholarships for students.
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- French:prodigalité, ...
- German:Verschwendungssucht, Verschwendung, ...
- Italian:prodigalità, munificenza, ...
- Spanish:prodigalidad, generosidad excesiva, ...
- Portuguese:prodigalidade, ...
- Chinese:挥霍无度, 奢侈, ...
- Japanese:浪費, 気前の良さ, ...
- Arabic:تَبذِير, سَخاء مُفرِط, ...
- Hebrew:בַּזְבְּזָנוּת, נְדִיבוּת, ...
- Russian:расточительность, щедрость, ...
- Ukrainian:марнотратність, щедрість, ...
- Hindi:अपव्ययता, उदारता, ...
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