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What is another word for
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Comparative for recklessly wasteful, extravagant, or self-indulgent
Comparative for generous, giving something on a lavish scale
Comparative for given or provided abundantly or in large quantities
Comparative for lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits
Comparative for unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
Comparative for overly excessive in amount or degree
Comparative for not essential or necessary for a given task or purpose
Comparative for spent in a bad way, squandered
Comparative for constantly moving from place to place
Comparative for luxurious, typically indicative or showing signs of wealth
Comparative for depraved, perverted or extremely wrong in a moral sense
Comparative for marked by vigorous growth and well-being, especially economically
Comparative for having wealth or money in abundance
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Adjective
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Comparative for recklessly wasteful, extravagant, or self-indulgent
recklesser
unthriftier
wantoner
lavisher
wilder
foolhardier
faster
rasher
uselesser
freer
brasher
slacker
harsher
more extravagant
more profligate
more wasteful
more immoderate
more excessive
more spendthrift
more thriftless
more intemperate
more improvident
more imprudent
more irresponsible
more uncontrolled
more dissolute
more overextravagant
more self-indulgent
more profuse
more uneconomical
more heedless
more careless
more unrestrained
more frivolous
more overgenerous
more supererogative
more gratuitous
more abandoned
more supererogatory
more cavalier
more indulgent
more shiftless
more thoughtless
more negligent
more decadent
more inconsiderate
more shameless
more undisciplined
more impetuous
more capricious
more impulsive
more audacious
more inefficient
more ruinous
more needless
more overdone
more dissipative
more liberal
more incontinent
more destructive
more volatile
more abundant
more unfettered
more devil-may-care
more pound-foolish
more carefree
more fast-paced
more salacious
more daredevil
more temerarious
more carnal
more licentious
more louche
more corrupt
more exciting
more debauched
more overindulgent
more ❯
“He spoke of how much wealth they used to have and of how they had been impoverished by their
prodigal
spending.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for generous, giving something on a lavish scale
lavisher
richer
freer
kinder
fulsomer
kindlier
bigger
princelier
readier
better
plentifuller
ampler
loftier
wilder
fuller
looser
honester
juster
fairer
eagerer
excellenter
easier
humaner
friendlier
benigner
better-disposed
gentler
lovinger
more generous
more liberal
more bountiful
more unstinting
more munificent
more bounteous
more unsparing
more profuse
more copious
more exuberant
more unselfish
more charitable
more magnanimous
more open-handed
more beneficent
more ungrudging
more benevolent
more giving
more openhanded
more freehanded
more bighearted
more freehearted
more hospitable
more philanthropic
more big-hearted
more handsome
more willing
more altruistic
more plenteous
more open
more extravagant
more noble
more abundant
more obliging
more profligate
more wasteful
more thriftless
more considerate
more unrestrained
more kindhearted
more greathearted
more indulgent
more thoughtful
more immoderate
more unreasonable
more helpful
more benignant
more tolerant
more honourable
UK
more unstinted
more honorable
US
more equitable
more moderate
more reasonable
more high-minded
more great-hearted
more philanthropical
more sympathetic
more eleemosynary
more selfless
more understanding
more chivalrous
more warm-hearted
more large-hearted
more acceptable
more self-sacrificing
more humanitarian
more compassionate
more good-hearted
more merciful
more unprejudiced
more moralistic
more angelical
more openhearted
more substantial
more Christian
more gracious
more goodhearted
more unblamable
more caring
more decent
more devoted
more incorruptible
more extroverted
more self-denying
more public-spirited
more self-effacing
more ❯
“You are
prodigal
of both your toil and your talent.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for given or provided abundantly or in large quantities
lavisher
ampler
plentifuller
richer
fulsomer
flusher
lusher
greater
comfortabler
lanker
larger
rifer
fuller
gushier
vaster
huger
thicker
tidier
completer
extremer
princelier
immenser
heavier
lousier
ranker
denser
greener
leafier
weedier
fatter
junglier
heftier
bigger
goodlier
better
healthier
grander
wealthier
seriouser
broader
bulkier
fairer
bushier
deeper
finer
easier
wholer
better-off
longer
fancier
chicer
kinglier
grosser
unwieldier
prettier
higher
pleasanter
stiffer
steadier
steeper
meatier
better off
huskier
mightier
powerfuller
vastier
widerspread
minuter
perfecter
boomier
fitter
more abundant
more profuse
more effusive
more liberal
more prolific
more teeming
more generous
more copious
more exuberant
more bountiful
more luxuriant
more bounteous
more plenteous
more excessive
more abounding
more plenty
more extravagant
more cornucopian
more superfluous
more flowing
more considerable
more opulent
more unlimited
more gushing
more replete
more handsome
more fruitful
more unrestrained
more fertile
more numerous
more over the top
more exaggerated
more demonstrative
more wholehearted
more actorly
more expansive
more dramatic
more theatrical
more overdone
more infinite
more productive
more unstinting
more immoderate
more appreciable
more profusive
more sumptuous
more competent
more improvident
more awash
more sizeable
more overabundant
more boundless
more fraught
more openhanded
more munificent
more thriving
more fecund
more rampant
more verdant
more overgrown
more fructuous
more vigorous
more prosperous
more grown
more sufficient
more inordinate
more substantial
more voluminous
more extensive
more significant
more substantive
more sizable
more major
more multitudinous
more immeasurable
more innumerable
more respectable
more massive
more affluent
more astronomical
more populous
more packed
more crowded
more decent
more commodious
more monumental
more prodigious
more marked
more biggish
more solid
more large-scale
more comprehensive
more astronomic
more adequate
more enormous
more exorbitant
more reasonable
more tremendous
more loaded
more luxurious
more stuffed
more incalculable
more manifold
more colossal
more limitless
more bursting
more multifarious
more exhaustive
more gigantic
more noticeable
more alive
more jam-packed
more compact
more concentrated
more booming
more mammoth
more detailed
more titanic
more monstrous
more lucrative
more condensed
more thorough
more overloaded
more serried
more impassable
more elephantine
more notable
more oversize
more profitable
more thumping
more saturated
more multifold
more global
more well-heeled
more brobdingnagian
more suitable
more satisfactory
more tolerable
more in-depth
more satisfying
more generative
more prevalent
more yielding
more feracious
more uberous
more chock-a-block
more innumerous
more unrestricted
more flushed
more rolling
more resplendent
more wholesale
more sweeping
more ginormous
more elegant
more bonny
more unsparing
more stinking
more heaving
more advantageous
more cumbersome
more epic
more bristling
more chocker
more gracious
more extraordinary
more inflated
more extortionate
more material
more worthwhile
more arable
more propagative
more pregnant
more grandiose
more measurable
more pronounced
more unusual
more varied
more assorted
more diverse
more vegetative
more meaningful
more golden
more buoyant
more halcyon
more burgeoning
more successful
more gargantuan
more humungous
more humongous
more diffuse
more elaborate
more important
more heroic
more cosmical
more heroical
more cyclopean
more gigantesque
more oceanic
more pharaonic
more mountainous
more galactic
more blooming
more cosmic
more virile
more overcrowded
more frequent
more unbounded
more motley
more unremitting
more disparate
more mixed
more miscellaneous
more choked
more elaborated
more particular
more overpopulated
more laden
more scaturient
more torrential
more inundant
more exact
more precise
more painstaking
more explicit
more circumstantial
more specific
more super-duper
more encyclopedic
US
more commensurate
more commensurable
more appropriate
more accurate
more cram-full
more cyclopedic
more embracive
more plenary
more integral
more compendious
more absolute
more universal
more inclusive
more total
more panoramic
more acceptable
more requisite
more proportionate
more all-encompassing
more congruous
more proper
more fitting
more agreeable
more apropos
more average
more apposite
more passable
more serviceable
more correct
more minimal
more unobjectionable
more necessary
more ❯
“She was a merry person, glad and
prodigal
of smiles.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits
wantoner
wilder
lavisher
recklesser
rawer
severer
violenter
greedier
more intemperate
more unrestrained
more uncontrolled
more unbridled
more extravagant
more rampant
more abandoned
more unbounded
more unhampered
more uncurbed
more unhindered
more runaway
more unreasonable
more uncontrollable
more profligate
more outrageous
more imprudent
more unwarranted
more overindulgent
more egregious
more unjustified
more ungovernable
more dissolute
more debauched
more dissipative
more passionate
more unbalanced
more tempestuous
more incontinent
more over the top
more self-indulgent
more uncalled for
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
extremer
steeper
stiffer
lavisher
higher
fancier
vaster
grosser
immenser
wantoner
huger
sillier
mightier
plushier
easier
fulsomer
gushier
rawer
widerspread
more overabundant
more immoderate
more excessive
more extravagant
more exorbitant
more plethoric
more undue
more inordinate
more unreasonable
more disproportionate
more intemperate
more unconscionable
more superfluous
more towering
more profligate
more profuse
more enormous
more exaggerated
more needless
more unmeasurable
more boundless
more dizzying
more limitless
more indulgent
more redundant
more unbounded
more recrementitious
more stratospheric
more supernatural
more abounding
more self-indulgent
more unrestrained
more overextravagant
more insane
more overindulgent
more hedonistic
more sybaritic
more intolerable
more epicurean
more overdue
more devilish
more overweening
more hedonic
more over the top
more decadent
more licentious
more dissolute
more sensual
more extortionate
more baroque
more unmerciful
more uncurbed
more improvident
more imprudent
more outrageous
more prodigious
more profusive
more unmitigated
more unrelenting
more unyielding
more unwarranted
more unbridled
more unrestricted
more de trop
more gratuitous
more substantial
more uncontrolled
more unlimited
more tremendous
more grandiose
more massive
more stupendous
more fantastic
more monstrous
more immeasurable
more wasteful
more astronomical
more monumental
more astronomic
more humongous
more infinite
more unhampered
more overgenerous
more ridiculous
more ludicrous
more extensive
more epic
more thumping
more gigantic
more uninhibited
more mountainous
more unnecessary
more mammoth
more colossal
more gargantuan
more preposterous
more unfettered
more uncalled for
more super-duper
more pompous
more pretentious
more overblown
more inflated
more bloated
more overstated
more over-elaborate
more indiscriminate
more gushing
more effusive
more supererogatory
more fancy-pants
more outré
more rampant
more unhindered
more abandoned
more uncontrollable
more epidemic
more raging
more pervasive
more runaway
more out of hand
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for overly excessive in amount or degree
lavisher
stiffer
fancier
more immoderate
more exorbitant
more plethoric
more intolerable
more insane
more overextravagant
more overdue
more devilish
more overweening
more exaggerated
more unmerciful
more unrestricted
more enormous
more baroque
more unmeasurable
more unlimited
more egregious
more dizzying
more unbalanced
more over the top
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not essential or necessary for a given task or purpose
uselesser
wantoner
lavisher
sparer
odder
extremer
more needless
more redundant
more dispensable
more gratuitous
more unneeded
more unessential
more superfluous
more expendable
more irrelevant
more extrinsic
more avoidable
more accidental
more uncritical
more noncompulsory
more causeless
more futile
more worthless
more undesirable
more casual
more fortuitous
more chance
more random
more supererogatory
more exorbitant
more profuse
more uncalled-for
more unwarranted
more unimportant
more peripheral
more unwanted
more unnecessary
more cosmetic
more non-essential
more ornamental
more secondary
more minor
more pointless
more disposable
more incidental
more undesired
more purposeless
more trivial
more unmerited
more wasted
more uncalled for
more unused
more excessive
more de trop
more superfluent
more outmoded
more left
more inordinate
more extravagant
more waste
more pleonastic
more abounding
more unproductive
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for spent in a bad way, squandered
more wasted
more idle
more unprofitable
more imprudent
more irregular
more profitless
Adjective
▲
Comparative for constantly moving from place to place
rangier
more nomadic
more itinerant
more roving
more peripatetic
more vagrant
more errant
more ambulatory
more nomad
more fugitive
more migrant
more unsettled
more peregrine
more transient
more rootless
more discursive
more meandering
more pastoral
more erratic
more vagarious
more mobile
more moving
more footloose
more restless
more seasonal
more driving
more temporary
more casual
more migrative
more locomotive
more idle
more digressive
more desultory
more shiftless
more globe-trotting
more aimless
more wayward
more active
more fancy-free
more bustling
more motile
more movable
more adventurous
more kinetic
Adjective
▲
Comparative for luxurious, typically indicative or showing signs of wealth
lavisher
grander
plusher
splendider
ritzier
fancier
lusher
posher
swankier
richer
plushier
classier
swisher
swanker
costlier
showier
frillier
better-appointed
princelier
superber
statelier
finer
auguster
chicer
prouder
smarter
snazzier
glitzier
kinglier
choicer
sublimer
courtlier
greater
trendier
excellenter
tonier
heavenlier
comfortabler
sharper
flashier
lovelier
snappier
daintier
suaver
loftier
sweller
lordlier
splashier
cooler
comelier
nicer
gaudier
spiffier
fussier
busier
fabber
intenser
powerfuller
queenlier
sightlier
comfier
braver
higher
brighter
splurgier
flossier
hipper
dictier
plummier
sprauncier
vivider
fresher
pricier
healthier
ambitiouser
swishier
haughtier
larger
portlier
extremer
jazzier
cushier
better-dressed
fleshier
deeper
higher-quality
better-bred
more opulent
more luxurious
more sumptuous
more deluxe
more magnificent
more luxury
more extravagant
more luxuriant
more grandiose
more expensive
more ostentatious
more Lucullan
more pretentious
more exuberant
more velvet
more elegant
more elaborate
more gorgeous
more luscious
more beautiful
more resplendent
more impressive
more imposing
more pompous
more spectacular
more splendiferous
more dear
more ultra
more profuse
more awe-inspiring
more majestic
more ornate
more stylish
more upmarket
more exquisite
more regal
more noble
more glorious
more high-class
more fashionable
more monumental
more upscale
more striking
more massive
more baronial
more dignified
more exclusive
more epic
more royal
more heroical
more magnific
more sophisticated
more imperial
more Homeric
more heroic
more modish
more distinguished
more gallant
more handsome
more breathtaking
more marvelous
US
more graceful
more marvellous
UK
more stunning
more select
more tasteful
more refined
more magnolious
more flash
more fancy-pants
more cultivated
more dazzling
more brilliant
more awesome
more sensuous
more towering
more splendorous
more glittering
more sybaritic
more discerning
more indulgent
more polished
more epicurean
more terrific
more glamorous
more delicate
more immoderate
more quality
more urbane
more baroque
more embellished
more flamboyant
more aristocratic
more chichi
more divine
more commanding
more statuesque
more affluent
more hedonistic
more sensual
more extraordinary
more remarkable
more voluptuous
more elevated
more pleasurable
more precious
more intricate
more splendrous
more cultured
more decorated
more artistic
more special
more rare
more decorative
more transcendent
more outstanding
more dashing
more charming
more aesthetic
UK
more recherche
more classic
more overdone
more sovereign
more adorned
more radiant
more self-indulgent
more over the top
more smashing
more esthetic
US
more florid
more la-di-da
more dramatic
more sensational
more ominous
more tremendous
more solemn
more amazing
more considerable
more fabulous
more stupendous
more wondrous
more colossal
more formidable
more prodigious
more slap-up
more appealing
more poised
more attractive
more excessive
more exaggerated
more valuable
more executive
more gracious
more colorful
US
more swankish
more detailed
more colourful
UK
more upper-crust
more in
more voguish
more happening
more portentous
more scintillating
more high-toned
more resounding
more Olympian
more eminent
more illustrious
more supercool
more ravishing
more mind-blowing
more loaded
more ornamental
more blooming
more skillful
US
more skilful
UK
more unreal
more au courant
more over-elaborate
more wedding-cake
more with-it
more admirable
more notable
more bacchanalian
more decorous
more eye-catching
more staggering
more devilish
more genteel
more debonair
more affected
more penetrating
more absorbing
more pleasing
more exciting
more fanciful
more stylized
more affective
more unusual
more fancible
more highfalutin
more sensualistic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for depraved, perverted or extremely wrong in a moral sense
wantoner
looser
perverser
sicker
faster
uncleaner
wilder
more rakish
more corrupt
more debauched
more perverted
more degraded
more degenerate
more dissolute
more immoral
more abandoned
more depraved
more libertine
more reprobate
more sinful
more decadent
more lecherous
more licentious
more unwholesome
more warped
more disreputable
more dubious
more jackleg
more profligate
more rakehell
more louche
more rakehelly
Adjective
▲
Comparative for marked by vigorous growth and well-being, especially economically
lusher
palmier
boomier
healthier
more golden
more booming
more halcyon
more prosperous
more successful
more thriving
more blooming
more upmarket
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having wealth or money in abundance
flusher
richer
wealthier
lavisher
fatter
better-off
more affluent
more loaded
more moneyed
more opulent
more deep-pocketed
more well-endowed
more well-heeled
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