prodigally
英 ['prɒdɪglɪ] 美 ['prɒdɪglɪ]

adv.

浪费地，丰饶地；

英英释义

prodigally[ 'prɔdigli ]

• adv.
  • in a prodigal manner

    "he spent prodigally"

  • to a wasteful manner or to a wasteful degree

    "we are still prodigally rich compared to others"

    同义词：wastefully

权威例句

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