Thesaurus / prodigally
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synonyms for prodigally
- broadly
- chiefly
- generally
- mostly
- predominantly
- principally
- widely
- abundantly
- as a rule
- by and large
- commodiously
- comprehensively
- considerably
- copiously
- expansively
- extensively
- extravagantly
- generously
- grandly
- immoderately
- imposingly
- in a big way
- in a grand manner
- lavishly
- liberally
- magnificently
- mainly
- on a large scale
- overall
- primarily
- prodigiously
- voluminously
- extravagantly
- foolishly
- immoderately
- improvidently
- lavishly
- profligately
- recklessly
- thriftlessly
- wildly
On this page you'll find 65 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to prodigally, such as: abundantly, amply, freely, handsomely, lavishly, and liberally.
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How to use prodigally in a sentence
So you can see an environment developing where some of the tenants are some of Shaftesbury’s prodigal sons of recent years and some of them are Chinatown’s longer-term businesses.
THE POWER LANDLORDS HAVE OVER RESTAURANTS RIGHT NOWELLIE KRUPNICKOCTOBER 1, 2020EATERI had lived prodigally for four years and my small stock of provisions was exhausted.
MEMOIRS OF THE DUCHESSE DE DINO V.1/3, 1831-1835DOROTHY DUCHESSE DE DINOAmerica today is wasting its human possibilities even more prodigally than its material wealth.
EUTHENICS, THE SCIENCE OF CONTROLLABLE ENVIRONMENTELLEN H. RICHARDSNone of art's works, but prodigally strownBy nature, with her negligence divine.
ON THE PORTRAITS OF ENGLISH AUTHORS ON GARDENING,SAMUEL FELTONI do not wish to leave much property for my relatives to use prodigally, or to quarrel over.
THE HARRIS-INGRAM EXPERIMENTCHARLES E. BOLTONPraise, in my opinion, properly and not prodigally bestowed, is one of the best resources of a nation.
ABRIDGEMENT OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS, FROM 1789 TO 1856 (4 OF 16 VOL.)VARIOUSHere I exploit only natural resources, take only what the earth has prodigally provided.
NORTH OF FIFTY-THREEBERTRAND W. SINCLAIRNow, it likes me not to cast away prodigally such rare aid given by Mother Nature to our designs.
THE FALL OF THE GRAND SARRASINWILLIAM J. FERRARHow gratefully he receives, how prodigally he repays, the cordial appreciation of an admiring world!
MY LADY'S MONEYWILKIE COLLINSIt is not often that nature lavishes her beauty and her wealth so prodigally upon the selfsame spot.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 57, NO. 355, MAY 1845VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO PRODIGALLY
- abundantly
- as a rule
- broadly
- by and large
- chiefly
- commodiously
- comprehensively
- considerably
- copiously
- expansively
- extensively
- extravagantly
- generally
- generously
- grandly
- immoderately
- imposingly
- in a big way
- in a grand manner
- lavishly
- liberally
- magnificently
- mainly
- mostly
- on a large scale
- overall
- predominantly
- primarily
- principally
- prodigally
- prodigiously
- voluminously
- widely
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