Moderate as in prodigal To waste or spend extravagantly and recklessly, especially in a prodigal manner. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Squander'
In the middle of a severe drought, it is irresponsible to squander water on non-essential activities like watering lawns.
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The government was criticized for its failure to address the issue of companies that squander natural resources without consequence.
The young author refused to squander her creativity and diligently worked on her novel, eventually becoming a best-selling author.
The extravagant party was an opportunity for some to squander their energy on the dance floor.
The spoiled heiress would often squander her time on trivial pursuits instead of meaningful endeavors.
The coach was frustrated to see his players squander a lead due to careless mistakes on the field.
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