Profligate
Profligate adjective - Given to spending money freely or foolishly.
Pound-foolish and profligate are semantically related In some cases you can use "Pound-foolish" instead an adjective "Profligate".
Nearby Word: profligacy
Pound-foolish
Pound-foolish adjective - Unwise in dealing with large sums.
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Synonyms for Pound-foolish
Profligate and pound-foolish are semantically related in not economical topic. You can use "Profligate" instead an adjective phrase "Pound-foolish".
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Related pairs
- uneconomical and profligate
- uneconomical and pound-foolish
- lavish and profligate
- lavish and pound-foolish
- extravagant and profligate
- extravagant and pound-foolish
- profuse and profligate
- profuse and pound-foolish
- wild and profligate
- wild and pound-foolish
- wanton and profligate
- wanton and pound-foolish
- reckless and profligate
- reckless and pound-foolish
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