Prodigal (Noun)
Meaning
A recklessly extravagant consumer.
Classification
Nouns denoting people.
Examples
- He led a life of luxury as a prodigal, spending his inheritance on lavish vacations and rare cars.
- Known for her free-spending ways, the socialite was often described by her friends as a prodigal who would stop at nothing to get what she wanted.
- As a prodigal, his annual credit card statements were enough to make even the most seasoned financial advisor weep.
- The rockstar's daughter was a prodigal who blew through her trust fund in just a few years, buying designer clothes and partying with the rich and famous.
- Despite their modest means, the son had always been a prodigal, finding ways to splurge on the latest gadgets and gizmos even when he couldn't afford them.