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单词 profligate
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profligate

His Lordship is not quite so profligate of his money,' said Thackeray drily.Amy, in her tiny spangled trapeze-artist's costume, was awed by the profligate splendour of it all.I'm lazy and profligate by nature, and have expensive tastes by nurture.
(adjective) 
Definition
recklessly extravagant
the most profligate consumer of energy in the world
Synonyms
extravagant
his extravagant lifestyle
reckless
squandering
wasteful
the wasteful consumption of fuel
prodigal
his prodigal habits
spendthrift
his father's spendthrift ways
immoderate
He launched an immoderate tirade on his son.
improvident
(adjective) 
Definition
shamelessly immoral
setting his usual profligate and rakish example to society
Synonyms
depraved
It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind.
degenerate
the degenerate attitudes he found among some of his fellow officers
immoral
It is immoral to persist with a system that impoverishes so many people.
wild
abandoned
loose (old-fashioned)
loose morals
corrupt
corrupt politicians who took bribes
dissipated
He was still handsome though dissipated.
wicked
She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was.
promiscuous
Everyone nowadays is aware of the risks of promiscuous sex.
She is perceived as vain, spoilt and promiscuous.
shameless
a shameless hustler and dealer in stolen goods
wanton
His eldest son was a wanton youth and a disappointment to him.
debauched
a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland
unprincipled
the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office
dissolute
She regretted her dissolute life.
iniquitous
libertine
He was free to explore a libertine lifestyle.
vitiated
licentious
alarming stories of licentious behaviour
Opposites
principled
,
moral
,
pure
,
decent
,
upright
,
virtuous
,
chaste
,
virginal
(noun) 
Definition
a profligate person
Synonyms
spendthrift
I was a natural spendthrift when I was single.
squanderer
prodigal
Was he a prodigal or a miser?
waster
His brother is just a useless waster.
wastrel
a wastrel who squandered his entire fortune
(noun) 
Definition
a profligate person
He was a profligate and a pornographer.
Synonyms
degenerate
He's a liar, a degenerate and a fraud.
rake
As a young man I was a rake.
dissipater
swinger (slang)
libertine
a self-confessed coward, libertine and scoundrel
reprobate
the drunken reprobate of popular legend
roué
debauchee

Additional synonyms

in the sense of corrupt
Definition
open to or involving bribery or other dishonest practices
corrupt politicians who took bribes
Synonyms
dishonest,
bent (slang),
crooked (informal),
rotten,
shady (informal),
fraudulent,
unscrupulous,
unethical,
venal,
unprincipled,
bribable
in the sense of debauched
Definition
immoral; sexually corrupt
a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland
Synonyms
corrupt,
abandoned,
perverted,
degraded,
degenerate,
immoral,
dissipated,
sleazy,
depraved,
wanton,
debased,
profligate,
dissolute,
licentious,
pervy (slang)
in the sense of debauchee
Synonyms
libertine,
rake,
playboy,
swinger (slang),
wanton,
profligate,
Lothario,
roué,
sensualist

Nearby words of
profligate

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  • profoundly
  • profundity

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of dissipated
Definition
showing signs of overindulgence in alcohol or other physical pleasures
He was still handsome though dissipated.
Synonyms
debauched,
abandoned,
self-indulgent,
profligate,
intemperate,
dissolute,
rakish
in the sense of dissolute
Definition
leading an immoral life
She regretted her dissolute life.
Synonyms
corrupt,
wild,
abandoned,
loose (old-fashioned),
vicious,
degenerate,
immoral,
lax,
dissipated,
lewd,
depraved,
wanton,
unrestrained,
profligate,
debauched,
rakish,
libertine,
licentious
in the sense of immoderate
Definition
excessive or unreasonable
He launched an immoderate tirade on his son.
Synonyms
excessive,
extreme,
over the top (slang),
enormous,
steep (informal),
exaggerated,
extravagant,
unreasonable,
undue,
uncontrolled,
unjustified,
unwarranted,
exorbitant,
unrestrained,
profligate,
inordinate,
over the odds (informal),
egregious,
intemperate,
unconscionable,
uncalled-for,
O.T.T. (slang)
in the sense of immoral
Definition
sexually depraved or promiscuous
It is immoral to persist with a system that impoverishes so many people.
Synonyms
wicked,
bad,
wrong,
abandoned,
evil,
corrupt,
vicious,
obscene,
indecent,
vile,
degenerate,
dishonest,
sinful,
unethical,
lewd,
depraved,
impure,
debauched,
unprincipled,
nefarious,
dissolute,
iniquitous,
reprobate
in the sense of libertine
Definition
promiscuous and unscrupulous
He was free to explore a libertine lifestyle.
Synonyms
promiscuous,
degenerate,
immoral,
decadent,
abandoned,
corrupt,
voluptuous,
depraved,
wanton,
profligate,
debauched,
dissolute,
rakish,
reprobate,
licentious
in the sense of libertine
Definition
a person who is promiscuous and unscrupulous
a self-confessed coward, libertine and scoundrel
Synonyms
reprobate,
seducer,
profligate,
womanizer,
rake,
swinger (slang),
lecher,
roué,
sensualist,
voluptuary,
debauchee,
lech or letch (informal),
loose liver
in the sense of licentious
Definition
sexually unrestrained or promiscuous
alarming stories of licentious behaviour
Synonyms
promiscuous,
immoral,
lewd,
debauched,
abandoned,
sensual,
uncontrollable,
uncontrolled,
wanton,
profligate,
impure,
lascivious,
lustful,
dissolute,
libertine,
libidinous,
lubricious (literary),
uncurbed
in the sense of loose
Definition
sexually promiscuous
loose morals
Synonyms
promiscuous,
fast,
abandoned,
immoral,
dissipated,
lewd,
wanton,
profligate,
disreputable,
debauched,
dissolute,
libertine,
licentious,
unchaste
in the sense of prodigal
Definition
recklessly wasteful or extravagant
his prodigal habits
Synonyms
extravagant,
excessive,
reckless,
squandering,
wasteful,
wanton,
profligate,
spendthrift,
intemperate,
immoderate,
improvident
in the sense of prodigal
Definition
a person who squanders money
Was he a prodigal or a miser?
Synonyms
spendthrift,
squanderer,
big spender,
profligate,
wastrel

Additional synonyms

in the sense of promiscuous
Definition
taking part in many casual sexual relationships
Everyone nowadays is aware of the risks of promiscuous sex.She is perceived as vain, spoilt and promiscuous.
Synonyms
licentious,
wanton,
profligate,
debauched,
fast,
wild,
abandoned,
loose (old-fashioned),
immoral,
lax,
dissipated,
unbridled,
dissolute,
libertine,
of easy virtue,
unchaste
in the sense of rake
Definition
an immoral man
As a young man I was a rake.
Synonyms
libertine,
playboy,
swinger (slang),
profligate,
lecher,
roué,
sensualist,
voluptuary,
debauchee,
rakehell (archaic),
dissolute man,
lech or letch (informal)
in the sense of reprobate
Definition
an unprincipled bad person
the drunken reprobate of popular legend
Synonyms
scoundrel (old-fashioned),
villain,
degenerate,
profligate,
mother (taboo, slang, US),
shit (taboo, slang),
bastard (informal, offensive),
rake,
bugger (taboo, slang),
sinner,
outcast,
pariah,
rascal,
son-of-a-bitch (taboo, slang, US, Canadian),
asshole (US, Canadian, taboo, slang),
turd (taboo, slang),
wretch,
wrongdoer,
motherfucker (taboo, slang, US),
ne'er-do-well,
scumbag (slang),
miscreant,
wastrel,
bad egg (old-fashioned, informal),
blackguard,
evildoer,
roué,
cocksucker (taboo, slang),
rakehell (archaic),
asswipe (US, Canadian, taboo, slang),
skelm (South Africa),
wrong 'un (slang)
in the sense of shameless
Definition
without decency or modesty
a shameless hustler and dealer in stolen goods
Synonyms
brazen,
audacious,
flagrant,
abandoned,
corrupt,
hardened,
indecent,
brash,
improper,
depraved,
wanton,
unabashed,
profligate,
unashamed,
incorrigible,
insolent,
unprincipled,
impudent,
dissolute,
reprobate,
immodest,
barefaced,
unblushing
in the sense of unprincipled
Definition
lacking moral principles
the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office
Synonyms
dishonest,
corrupt,
crooked (informal),
immoral,
tricky,
unscrupulous,
devious,
unethical,
unprofessional,
amoral,
deceitful,
underhand,
dishonourable,
unconscionable
in the sense of wanton
Definition
(of a woman) sexually unrestrained or immodest
His eldest son was a wanton youth and a disappointment to him.
Synonyms
promiscuous,
immoral,
shameless,
licentious,
fast,
wild,
abandoned,
loose (old-fashioned),
dissipated,
lewd,
profligate,
debauched,
lustful,
lecherous,
dissolute,
libertine,
libidinous,
of easy virtue,
unchaste,
rakish
in the sense of wasteful
Definition
causing waste
the wasteful consumption of fuel
Synonyms
extravagant,
lavish,
prodigal,
profligate,
ruinous,
spendthrift,
uneconomical,
improvident,
unthrifty,
thriftless
in the sense of waster
Definition
a lazy or worthless person
His brother is just a useless waster.
Synonyms
layabout,
loser,
good-for-nothing,
shirker,
piker (Australian, New Zealand, slang),
drone,
loafer,
skiver (British, slang),
idler,
ne'er-do-well,
wastrel,
malingerer,
saddo (British, slang),
bludger (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
in the sense of wastrel
a wastrel who squandered his entire fortune
Synonyms
spendthrift,
squanderer,
prodigal,
profligate
in the sense of wicked
Definition
morally bad
She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was.
Synonyms
bad,
evil,
corrupt,
vile,
guilty,
abandoned,
foul,
vicious,
worthless,
shameful,
immoral,
scandalous,
atrocious,
sinful,
heinous,
depraved,
debased,
devilish,
amoral,
egregious,
abominable,
fiendish,
villainous,
unprincipled,
nefarious,
dissolute,
iniquitous,
irreligious,
black-hearted,
impious,
unrighteous,
maleficent,
flagitious
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