squandered away's Usage Examples:

However, his donation was squandered away by the Government Engineer, who hoped to make water run uphill through.

In his younger days, he was addicted to gambling and squandered away his family fortune.

He was born into money and married into it, and he squandered away both family fortunes.

father's Irish lands, while he received the Scottish ones, which he squandered away, being deep in debt in his later days.

demanding their dues and there is no money left to repay them as Anand has squandered away all his wealth.

and son-in-law John Brown squandered away his fortune soon after his death.

Prior to Shao Kang, the Xia kings had become corrupt, squandered away the family fortune, and lost the good will of the people.

Esteban squandered away his fame and fortune by reckless behavior – the same reckless behavior.

that she "brought him a considerable estatte in Yorkshire, which he squandered away, but had no children.

He developed an addiction to gambling and squandered away a large part of his inheritance, running up substantial gaming debts.

Their marriage ended in 1853, when, having squandered away her inherited fortune by gambling, Pavlov was forced to declare bankruptcy.

should’ve worked a little more on the way he narrated the story because he squandered away a good opportunity.

fund freethinking young gentlemen, the money would, in short time, be squandered away on vices, and divided by disagreeable marriages.

She prepares to return to Paris, but discovers her uncle has squandered away her family house and run away, leaving her with her young cousin and.

The family fortunes, however, were squandered away by his older brother, and Gim spent much of his adolescent and adult.

extravagance, dissipation and by party zeal, my father's fortune was soon squandered away—family dissention followed; his constitution was broken, his prospects.

with his expenditures; during his second year, regretting that he had squandered away much time and money, he applied himself to fifteen hours of study a.

Synonyms:

wasted; lost;

Antonyms:

found; fat; valuable;