Recklessly wasteful of one's property or means; foolishly generous; profligate.
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释义 | society > trade and finance > management of money > expenditure > waste of money or extravagance > [adjective] > extravagant or spendthrift (of persons) (15) fool-largec1325 Recklessly wasteful of one's property or means; foolishly generous; profligate. costlewa1387 Costly, expensive; sumptuous; (also) lavish in expenditure, extravagant. costly?1555 Of a person: lavish or reckless in expenditure; extravagant; (also) tending to incur great expense on the part of another or others. Now somewhat rare… improvident1589 That fails to make provision for future needs; that does not manage resources economically; thriftless. spenseful1600 Extravagant or lavish in expenditure. expenseful1605 Attended with or characterized by expense; costly, expensive. Also, Given to expense, extravagant. spendthrift1607 attributive passing into adj. Acting as or like, having the qualities of, a spendthrift. spendful1611 Inclined to spend; lavish, extravagant. dingthrifty1615 wasteful, profligate. impendious1623 Lavish, extravagant. spendthrifty1642 prodigal or wasteful in expenditure. expensive1650 Fond of expense; extravagant. Now rare. extravagant1711 Exceeding the bounds of economy or necessity in expenditure, mode of living, etc.; profuse, prodigal, wasteful. Of persons. (Const. of.) hand-to-mouth1748 Satisfying only one's immediate needs, esp. because of lack of money; involving or based on the immediate consumption or disposal of goods as… spendy1911 Extravagant, spendthrift. Later also: expensive; overpriced. |
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