prodigality

Has she not bestowed on him every gift in prodigality?

But his prodigality has not always served him well.

Its prodigality some times remained for a full year.

By the waste of it all, the prodigality with the one thing that mattered on this earth, human life.

Again, I point in contempt at my own prodigality.

We are stepping into a scene of utter biological prodigality.

In consequence of this prodigality, he was always poor.

This, then, is the sense in which we take the word 'prodigality'.

His letters show a growing disaffection with the European way of life and its prodigality.

The effects of misconduct are often the same as those of prodigality.

He erred on the side of prodigality, so to speak."

Despite the prodigality of his nature, he had poise.

Prodigality aside, when a new voice gets noticed, she said, "that's exciting."

Standing higher than any other man made creation in history, it is a shining beacon of prodigality.

The metal came rising to the top of the ladle and went running over with arrogant prodigality.

The numbers of pieces added to her wardrobe each year indicates a startling prodigality.

How odd the familiar room looked in its guttering prodigality of candles.

Calculations of what would be required during the storytelling period forbade any prodigality until that time.

Such prodigality makes little appeal to professional scientists, whose instincts are to seek for a tight and economic understanding of the world.

He did nothing by halves; nothing without unquestioning confidence and prodigality.

The prodigality of his metaphors can be flashed over by the eye, but the speaking voice falters in the middle.

Such a various prodigality of writing materials!

There was no helping that prodigality now.

The cat made no murmur, but went on composedly improving in style and prodigality by experience.

His profusion and prodigality is, however, modified by a principle of sobriety."