prodigally
- a word derived from prodigal.
Example Sentences
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In the troupe’s farewell this week to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a longtime home for the company, it presents, prodigally, three different programs in four performances only.
From New York Times ● Dec. 8, 2011
Nowadays they disperse it prodigally through huge center-pivot irrigation sprinklers, which moisten circular swaths a quarter-mile in diameter.
From Time Magazine Archive
They constitute an unprecedented labor army, which can be, and has been, rushed to every threatened sector, there to construct cement fortlets, dig bunkers, repair breaches and sow mines as prodigally as wheat.
From Time Magazine Archive
In the panic of 1893 financial ruin struck the Willkies and a few years later Elwood's natural gas, prodigally wasted, played out.
From Time Magazine Archive
Gold was so prodigally lavished on its interior that it bore the name of Coricancha, that is to say, "the place of gold."
From Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as Illustrated by the Native Religions of Mexico and Peru by R?ville, Albert
