Definition Synonyms
Definition of profligately - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
wasteful spendingRare in a wastefully extravagant mannerRare
- He spent his inheritance profligately, leaving nothing for his future..
2.
ethicsRare in a reckless and immoral wayRare
- She lived profligately, ignoring all societal norms.
Origin of profligately
Latin, profligatus (ruined)
Examples of profligately in a sentence
She lived profligately, buying luxury items she didn't need. He spent money profligately, without any concern for the future. The resources were used profligately, leading to shortages.
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- French:extravagamment, de manière débridée, ...
- German:verschwenderisch, ausschweifend, ...
- Italian:in modo stravagante, sconsideratamente, ...
- Spanish:despilfarradoramente, desenfrenadamente, ...
- Portuguese:desperdiçadamente, desregradamente, ...
- Chinese:挥霍地, 挥霍无度地, ...
- Japanese:浪費的に, 放蕩に, ...
- Arabic:بِبَذَخٍ, بتهور وانحلال, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה פַּזְרָנִית, בְּהִתְנַהֲגוּת פָּזִיזָה, ...
- Russian:расточительно, безрассудно, ...
- Ukrainian:марнотратно, розгульно, ...
- Hindi:अपव्ययपूर्ण तरीके से, अनैतिक रूप से, ...
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