prodigally's Usage Examples:

reviewing 472 Cheyne Walk: Carnacki, the Untold Stories, has called Kennett "prodigally inventive" and Peter Worthy of Black Book webzine has called the book.

concept and execution to hold the narrative together, and one of those prodigally rich casts of British character actors .

Seen as puerile by many in Vietnam, he spent prodigally on his Vietnamese girlfriend and did not send money home coupled with.

Copperfield', Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer now heaps up more Dickensian magic with a prodigally stirring production of 'A Tale of Two Cities' .

mystic life inherited from the Arians which our Western brothers have so prodigally squandered in their Middle Ages.

stream-fed valleys and the tracts of mixed soil in the lowlands bear prodigally fruits and grains, sugarcanes and vines, and every variety of vegetable.

gave prodigally so many and so great rewards, that now both he lacked, and scarce with.

Leonard Bernstein, one of the most prodigally talented and successful musicians in American history, died yesterday.

former member of the division, who wrote that the division "had been prodigally thrown to the winds", was ill-trained for the situation, and received.

Synonyms:

wastefully;