profligately

• Advérbio arcaico que significa 'de forma perdulária, extravagante ou imoral'. Deriva do adjetivo 'profligate' e era usado na literatura inglesa antiga para descrever comportamento caracterizado por gastos excessivos ou devassidão.

An archaic adverb meaning 'in a wasteful, extravagant, or recklessly immoral manner.' It is derived from the adjective 'profligate' and was used in older literary English to describe behavior characterized by excessive spending or licentiousness.

1. Wastefully or extravagantlyC2formal

   In a manner that is recklessly wasteful or extravagant, especially with money or resources.

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   • He spent his inheritance profligately on luxury cars and parties.
   • The government was criticized for spending profligately on unnecessary projects.
   • She lived profligately, ignoring her dwindling bank account.

   Sinônimosdissolutelyextravagantlyimprovidentlylavishlywastefully

   Antônimoseconomicallyfrugallyprudentlysparinglythriftily