Easy as noun To waste or spend extravagantly, especially in a careless or thoughtless manner, resulting in loss. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Squander'
As a teenager, she tended to squander her time on social media instead of studying.
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The student was reprimanded for his tendency to squander class time on trivial matters instead of focusing on studies.
The teenager tended to squander his allowance on video games and gadgets without saving any money.
The teacher warned the students not to squander their time on irrelevant websites during class.
Jane regretted that she had squandered the opportunity to learn a new skill during her summer vacation.
He managed to squander his entire allowance on video games in just one week.
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