How do you pronounce "profligate"?
profligate
adjective, noun
How to pronounce profligate?
The word profligate sounds like prof-li-gate
/'prɑfləɡɪt/
What is the definition of profligate?
nouna dissolute man in fashionable society
nouna recklessly extravagant consumer
adjectiverecklessly wasteful
adjectiveunrestrained by convention or morality
What is the definition of 'profligate'?
- recklessly extravagant or wasteful, especially with regard to money or resources
What is the origin of the word 'profligate'?
- The word 'profligate' originated from the Latin word 'profligatus', which means 'overthrown, ruined'.
What are synonyms of 'profligate'?
- extravagant
- wasteful
- prodigal
- improvident
- spendthrift
What are antonyms of 'profligate'?
- frugal
- thrifty
- economical
- prudent
How can 'profligate' be used in a sentence?
- He was known for his profligate spending habits.
- The profligate use of natural resources is causing environmental damage.
- She lived a profligate lifestyle, always buying expensive luxury items.
What is the noun form of 'profligate'?
- The noun form of 'profligate' is 'profligacy'.
What is the adjective form of 'profligate'?
- The adjective form of 'profligate' is 'profligate'.
Is 'profligate' a positive or negative word?
- 'Profligate' is generally considered a negative word as it describes reckless and wasteful behavior.
Can 'profligate' be used to describe a person?
- Yes, 'profligate' can be used to describe a person who is recklessly extravagant or wasteful.
What is the adverb form of 'profligate'?
- The adverb form of 'profligate' is 'profligately'.
