What is another word for prodigal?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɒdɪɡə͡l], [ pɹˈɒdɪɡəl], [ p_ɹ_ˈɒ_d_ɪ_ɡ_əl]
Related words: prodigal son, the prodigal son, a prodigal son
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Similar words for prodigal:
- abounding (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- excessive (adjective)
- extravagant (adjective)
- exuberant (adjective)
- flush (adjective)
- free (adjective)
- generous (adjective)
- improvident (adjective)
- inefficient (adjective)
- inessential (adjective)
- large-hearted (adjective)
- lavish (adjective)
- liberal (adjective)
- lush (adjective)
- luxurious, profuse (adjective)
- misspent (adjective)
- opulent (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overabundant (adjective)
- plentiful/plenty (adjective)
- profligate (adjective)
- profuse (adjective)
- rakish (adjective)
- roaming (adjective)
- sumptuous (adjective)
- superabundant (adjective)
- unnecessary (adjective)
- unneeded (adjective)
- unrequired (adjective)
- unthrifty (adjective)
- unworkmanlike (adjective)
- vagabond (adjective)
- wanton (adjective)
- wasteful (adjective)
- black sheep (noun)
- failure (noun)
- lavish (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- prodigal son (noun)
- profligate (noun)
- rascal (noun)
- refugee (noun)
- spendthrift (noun)
- other synonyms
- fertile
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Prodigal:
adj.
• abounding (adjective) • all (adjective) • excessive (adjective)- un reasonable,
- over-kill,
- most overkill,
- in ordinate,
- more unmeasurable,
- un bounded,
- more recrementitious,
- sky-high,
- un-due,
- in temperate,
- dis proportionate,
- un-bounded,
- most overboard,
- dis-proportionate,
- super-natural,
- selfindulgent,
- most unmeasurable,
- un due,
- un-measurable,
- un duest,
- in-ordinate,
- skyhigh,
- most plethoric,
- un-reasonable,
- over kill,
- in-temperate,
- more plethoric,
- un-duer,
- sky high,
- super natural,
- un duer,
- over-board,
- un-conscionable,
- over board,
- stratospheric,
- more overboard,
- un measurable,
- towering,
- un conscionable,
- more overkill,
- self indulgent,
- un-duest,
- most recrementitious.
- un balanced,
- most overpriced,
- over-priced,
- over priced,
- un-balanced,
- ludicrous,
- ex-pensive,
- ex pensive,
- more ridiculous,
- more spendthrift,
- ostentatious,
- grandiose,
- most spendthrift,
- more overpriced,
- un-restrained.
- un trained,
- more improficient,
- dis-organized,
- un-trained,
- inefficient,
- halfbaked,
- un-qualified,
- un qualified,
- half baked,
- in-efficient,
- un prepared,
- in-efficacious,
- un-skillful,
- in expert,
- in-effectual,
- most improficient,
- slovenly,
- un skilled,
- un-prepared,
- more ineffective,
- in-expert,
- un-fit,
- incapable,
- in effective,
- cant hack it,
- dis organized,
- in capable,
- in-capable,
- un-skilled,
- un skillful,
- in efficient,
- ineffective,
- in effectual,
- in efficacious,
- improficient,
- in-effective.
- profitless,
- most misapplied,
- more squandered,
- Misapplied,
- most profitless,
- mis-spent,
- mis-applied,
- most squandered,
- more misapplied,
- mis spent,
- down drain,
- more profitless,
- mis applied.
- wellheeled,
- frilliest,
- up holstered,
- well-heeled,
- most upholstered,
- more upholstered,
- well to do,
- up-holstered,
- frillier,
- well heeled.
- too many,
- excessive,
- Supererogative,
- free,
- plentiful,
- aplenty,
- wasteful,
- superabundant,
- first class,
- bumper,
- no end,
- overpriced,
- shooting blanks,
- plethoric,
- Profusive,
- lavish,
- vagabond,
- extravagant,
- unmeasurable,
- itinerate,
- abounding,
- not cut out for,
- overboard,
- opulent,
- thick with,
- lush,
- frilly,
- over-abundant,
- sumptuous,
- free-and-easy,
- wanton,
- luxuriant,
- hot and cold,
- Vagarious,
- crawling with,
- firstclass,
- lousy with,
- perambulatory,
- rakish,
- well-provided,
- alive with,
- generous,
- unworkmanlike,
- down and out,
- overabundant,
- flush,
- overmuch,
- exuberant,
- can't hack it,
- Roaming,
- thrown away,
- largehearted,
- improvident,
- overkill,
- unnecessary,
- rootless,
- Recrementitious.
- in finite,
- more swarming,
- chockfull,
- in-finite,
- most bumper,
- most swarming,
- more bumper,
- chock full.
- most drifting,
- more travelling,
- most journeying,
- more mendicant,
- more itinerate,
- more drifting,
- fancy free,
- most strolling,
- more sauntering,
- more rootless,
- fancyfree,
- most itinerate,
- most sauntering,
- most rootless,
- most perambulatory,
- most shifting,
- fly by night,
- more strolling,
- un-settled,
- more perambulant,
- more perambulatory,
- most mendicant,
- un settled,
- most straggling,
- more straggling,
- perambulant,
- most perambulant,
- peripatetic,
- more journeying,
- most travelling.
n.
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- big.
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- waster.
- bankrupts,
- might-have-been,
- incompetents,
- born loser,
- has-been,
- defaulters,
- underachievers,
- loser,
- has-beens,
- no good,
- washout,
- nonperformer,
- good-for-nothing,
- defaulter,
- born losers,
- underachiever,
- lumpy,
- insolvents.
- debauchee,
- failure,
- swinger,
- stateless person,
- evacuee,
- prodigal son,
- grafters,
- trickster,
- refugee,
- DPS,
- magdalens,
- evacuees,
- rascal,
- felon,
- Homeless Persons,
- homeless person,
- black sheep,
- cardsharp,
- recreants,
- Grafter,
- profligates,
- returnees,
- emigre,
- roue,
- swingers,
- dissipater,
- escapee,
- lost lamb,
- mischiefmaker,
- old goat,
- spendthrift,
- nighthawk,
- debauchees,
- foreigner,
- nighthawks,
- prodigal returned,
- penitents,
- boat person,
- returnee,
- magdalen,
- hypocrite,
- roues,
- varmints,
- varmint.
- pre tenders,
- dis graces,
- mischief maker,
- cardsharps,
- dis-graces,
- dis-grace,
- pre-tender,
- pre-tenders,
- dis grace,
- pre tender.
Other synonyms:
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- misogynist,
- wastrel,
- large,
- son of a gun,
- oaf,
- boor,
- beggar,
- Scattergood,
- lout.
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- vagrant.
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- beast.
- rich.
- Unthrifty,
- birth,
- leave,
- inflated,
- penitent,
- grand,
- brag,
- superlative,
- macerate,
- too-generous,
- high,
- run out,
- Don Juan,
- high roller,
- devour,
- studded,
- formless,
- gushing,
- scoundrel,
- Exhaustless,
- jammed,
- magnified,
- boast,
- gore,
- have,
- overdone,
- fallen,
- limb,
- alive,
- diffusive,
- imprudent,
- fast,
- well-stocked,
- playboy,
- lapsed,
- thriving,
- overlarge,
- pullulating,
- ladies' man,
- gushy,
- origin,
- Oversold,
- nature,
- ample,
- eat,
- overestimated,
- Free-handed,
- liquidate,
- exaggerated,
- locust,
- bounder,
- loafer,
- blow,
- impure,
- supersaturated,
- Overbounteous,
- sybaritic,
- languish,
- unrequired,
- Overdrawn,
- unrighteous,
- dissipated,
- diffuse,
- crapulous,
- free-spending,
- infirm,
- stretched,
- degraded,
- inexhaustible,
- consume,
- frail,
- ungodly,
- wholesale,
- pleonastic,
- devastate,
- squandered,
- Dissipative,
- rife,
- lineage,
- dear,
- Thronging,
- expend,
- Tautologous,
- short-sighted,
- spill,
- lothario,
- puffed,
- ame damnee,
- tilt,
- disproportionate,
- dissipate,
- rip,
- supererogatory,
- crowded,
- overweening,
- bibulous,
- full-handed,
- Overliberal,
- unchaste,
- hyperbolic,
- luxurious,
- too much,
- swinish,
- happy-go-lucky,
- postlapsarian,
- maximal,
- crowding,
- lost sheep,
- crawling,
- numerous,
- drenched,
- repetitive,
- grandiloquent,
- rampant,
- misspend,
- masher,
- plush,
- degenerate,
- unmeasured,
- libertine,
- high-flown,
- affluent,
- productive,
- plenty,
- all-sufficing,
- thick,
- Large-hearted,
- run through,
- unlimited,
- uneconomic,
- Wastethrift,
- intemperate,
- vaunt,
- ungood,
- rake,
- extreme,
- user,
- Bristling,
- uncurbed,
- scatter,
- Touted,
- employer,
- elaborate,
- Overnumerous,
- excess,
- self-indulgent,
- overpopulated,
- spender,
- wasting,
- save,
- Family,
- unreasonable,
- inessential,
- Misspent,
- skeezix,
- epidemic,
- many,
- ROU,
- sow broadcast,
- incontinent,
- squander,
- fallen angel,
- recidivist,
- in profusion,
- Aggrandized,
- womanizer,
- overstressed,
- dissipator,
- running over,
- wayward,
- drain,
- overcharged,
- galore,
- redundant,
- bursting,
- deep pockets,
- inordinate,
- ruthless,
- compulsive shopper,
- exorbitant,
- running down,
- overindulging,
- blood,
- overdraw,
- prevalent,
- packed,
- overpraised,
- weak,
- unvirtuous,
- effusive,
- recreant,
- unbridled,
- overstated,
- ballyhooed,
- lady killer,
- plushy,
- repentant,
- much,
- erring,
- vaurien,
- Profligation,
- reiterative,
- fertile,
- undisciplined,
- carnal,
- waste,
- proliferating,
- wealthy,
- consumer,
- jam-packed,
- wasted,
- well-found,
- unneeded,
- plenitudinous,
- Overlavish,
- Overgreat,
- uncontrolled,
- voluptuary,
- castaway,
- idle,
- thronged,
- prevailing,
- debauched,
- well-planned,
- unstinted,
- Losel,
- lecher,
- of easy virtue,
- ancestry,
- Unsaintly,
- spend-all,
- exhaust,
- angel,
- rounder,
- trifle away,
- blow in,
- prolific,
- spend,
- fritter,
- plenteous,
- carouser,
- fecund,
- squanderer,
- fleshly,
- Rakehell,
- peccable,
- unclean,
- Virtueless,
- full,
- Amplified,
- dissolute,
- effuse,
- overwrought,
- reckless,
- lose,
- crapulent,
- fat,
- backsliding,
- fellate,
- deplete,
- overemphasized,
- sport,
- in quantity,
- well-furnished,
- big spender,
- Unfrugal,
- bottomless,
- populous,
- swarming,
- overgenerous,
- casanova,
- bloodshed.
How to use "Prodigal" in context?
When someone is called a prodigal, it means that they have gone on a spending spree, rather than using their money for what is best for them. They might have spent their money on party hosting, alcohol, or anything else that puts a burst of happiness in the moment, rather than investing in something that will last. A prodigal is somebody who has forgotten what it is like to be cautious with their money. Prodigals tend to renounce their old ways and learn how to live within their means. They might not be wealthy, but they are content with what they have.
Hypernym for Prodigal:
n.
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person
wastrel, spender, spendthrift, spend-all, Scattergood, waster.
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person
Hyponym for Prodigal:
n.
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person
consumer.
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person
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