prodigal Definition and Meaning in English (prodigal definition)
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Prodigal definition: Characterized by profuse or wasteful expenditure, especially in a reckless manner.
Definitions of Prodigal
- 1adjective
Characterized by profuse or wasteful expenditure, especially in a reckless manner.
- 2noun
A person who spends money or resources in a reckless and extravagant way.
Example Sentences
“The prodigal son wasted his inheritance on lavish parties.”
“She was known for her prodigal spending habits.”
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prodigal sonidiom
A son who leaves home and wastes his money, but later returns repentant.
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Prodigal definition: Characterized by profuse or wasteful expenditure, especially in a reckless manner.
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'Prodigal' translates to 'prodigal' in English. Prodigal definition: Characterized by profuse or wasteful expenditure, especially in a reckless manner.
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