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thriftless

[thrift-lis] / ˈθrɪft lɪs /








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“I was in Albuquerque and it rained every day but no one collected the water,” one woman said in a scandalised tone, deflecting shame on to thriftless New Mexicans.

From The Guardian

Amidst that great household, where the thriftless habits of the master had descended to the servants, and rendered all reckless and wasteful alike, Darby had thriven and grown almost rich.

From Project Gutenberg

He sleeps, dreams, and wakes cured of his thriftless prejudices and morose philanthropy.

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The lords of the soil were petty nobles, for the most part soldiers, or the sons of soldiers, proud and ostentatious, thriftless and poor; and the people were their vassals.

From Project Gutenberg

With many noble exceptions, the large landed proprietors of Ireland are heartless, reckless, thriftless men.

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