Prodigality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRODIGALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being prodigal
• Extravagance in expenditure, particularly of money; excessive liberality; profusion; waste; -- opposed to frugality, economy, and parsimony.
• the trait of spending extravagantly
• excessive spending
• the quality or fact of being prodigal; wasteful extravagance in spending.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by profuse or wasteful expenditur; lavish

Words related to PRODIGALITY

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How to use PRODIGALITY in a sentence

• For what can be the consequence of such prodigality, but that those to whom the largest sum is offered, will yet refuse their service in expectation of a greater.
• Out of all doubt, Prodigality, he is not gone yonder way.
• An overflowing Treasury has led to habits of prodigality and extravagance in our legislation.
• The whole is Pagan in its pride and sensuality, its prodigality of strength and insolence of freedom.
• Leisure, the most valuable coin of humanity in the tropics, was spent by white or brown in pleasure or idleness with a prodigality that would have made Samuel Smiles weep.
• England, with characteristic prodigality, voted a million of dollars annually, to aid in the payment of these troops.
• He was liberal to the verge of prodigality, good-tempered, easy of access, and, save when moved by deep gusts of fierce anger, kindly and compassionate.
• There was a profusion of the most gorgeous plumage and richest fabrics, while over all were sprinkled in unheard of prodigality, the rarest gems and jewels.
• A tender heart and a gentle spirit found strange housing in a body given over to reckless prodigality.
• Considering the economical habits of the community, this was certainly prodigality.
• Of all his vices, prodigality was the most remarkable, and that which in some measure gave rise to the rest.
• The licentiousness of the buccaneers was unbounded, and their blood-stained spoils were scattered with incredible prodigality.
• All the grievances of the nation, he observed, arose from the overgrown influence of the crown, and this influence was the creature of the prodigality of the commons.
• Prodigality on the part of any person is an unpardonable sin.
• Between usury and prodigality, my child, is economy.
• A dissipated life is censured in the very act of dissipation, and prodigality of time is as gravely declaimed against at the card table, as in the pulpit.
• Never before have I known her seized with a desire for such prodigality of vesture.
• His reputation for wealth was confirmed by this reckless prodigality.
• He told them of the splendors of Crompton and of the marvelous prodigality of its owner, and they listened with greedy ears.
• Such pious prodigality becomes more intelligible if the greatest of the gods was indeed believed to dwell in human shape with his wife among the woods of Nemi.
• That was all right, but I did not like his prodigality with our swiftly diminishing store of eatables.
• It had been whispered to him within the last day or two that Mountjoy Scarborough had lately been seen alive, and gambling with reckless prodigality, at Monte Carlo.
• In the evening they arrived at a house built with equal elegance and simplicity, where nothing favored either of prodigality or avarice.
• Here is a good deal of room for mistake and prodigality before you come to the edge of ruin.
• Two omnibus-tickets! I was severely punished for this prodigality.

Similar words containing PRODIGAL without suffix ity

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