What does prodigal mean?: -having something on a very large scale
Sentence Examples: –
- When you belong from a moderate family, it is time for you to backup and stop all your prodigal spending that you go on in a daily basis.
- When you think about your prodigal youth, you believe that it is going to stay with you in the future. You have never been so wrong.
- When the prodigal son ended up spending all his inheritance money, all he had left was his property, and the need to get a very low paying job.
- The prodigal spending now undertaken by the government is surely going to ruin the future economy.
- Without even giving a single thought to future monetary compensation, prodigal spending of benefactors of huge sums of money is only going to cost them dearly in the near future.
- If you have a good business, then spending all your prodigal money can seem to be something just worthy.
- If you want to do in your future endeavors, then go about spending your prodigal money.
- This may not come as a good thought to you, but instead of spending your prodigal money on lavish luxuries, you could end up donating it to organizations and people that truly need it.
