ablate, consume, disburse, erode, fork out, impoverish, open the purse, run through, slather, throw, wear
Definitionv. spend thoughtlessly
Last update: July 29, 2015
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When the choice before us is life or death, we so often squander wealth on the waste of war. [verb]
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I think we seem to squander the legacy we have been given, often through complete apathy. [verb]
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He is royal in nothing except his extravagance, which has squandered more millions than I dare mention since he landed at Dover. [verb]
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Albans, a son of Belial, who would hazard his immortal soul on a cast of the dice, and lose it as freely as he has squandered his royal mistress's money. [verb]
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Tarras-Briukhan, the other brother, did not squander the gold he obtained from Ivan, but instead greatly increased his wealth, and at the same time lived well. [verb]
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In this country squandered gold seems like the grass which, when mowed, springs up anew. [verb]
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Her love, her mother's heart, her honor; and Magdalen had squandered and ruined all these by her own guilt. [verb]
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The Oriental recklessly squandered her once noble gifts of intellect and the wealth of her people, yielded to the hasty impulses of her passionate nature. [verb]
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