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Definition of prodigally - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
spendingRare using resources in a wasteful or extravagant wayRare
- He spent prodigally on luxury items.
- She donated prodigally to various charities.
- The company invested prodigally in new technology.
Origin of prodigally
Latin, prodigus (lavish) + -ally (manner)
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- French:de façon prodigue, ...
- German:verschwenderisch, ...
- Italian:in modo prodigo, ...
- Spanish:de manera derrochadora, ...
- Portuguese:desperdiçadamente, ...
- Chinese:挥霍无度地, ...
- Japanese:贅沢に, ...
- Arabic:ببذخ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן בַּזְבְּזָנִי, ...
- Russian:расточительно, ...
- Ukrainian:марнотратно, ...
- Hindi:फिजूलखर्ची से, ...
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