squandering

IPA: skwˈɑndɝɪŋ

noun

  • The act by which something is squandered; wastage.
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Examples of "squandering" in Sentences

  • She is squandering water.
  • Republicans and Democrats are both equally to blame in squandering the nation’s wealth.
  • I don't believe in squandering a resource, but are we on the way to hookless trout fishing?
  • No, this is not a story about great deals on credit cards, although it does entail squandering money.
  • If you arent visiting Tayaabs for your curry needs you are squandering the blessings of your geography. #squandering
  • Their proposal represents what Republican Michael Gerson rightly calls a squandering of an important Republican legacy.
  • The problem with the Nigeria nation is not that of Al-Qaeda but that of recklessness of its leaders in squandering the nations riches by corrupt and inept politicians.
  • That anybody could be so foolish — that an entire nation could be so foolish — in squandering the dedication of our most important, strident supporters boggles the mind.
  • Seems like most of them are more interested in squandering my money helping folks who don't belong in the country at all, or they're so busy "tolerating" everything and everyone that they completely lose sight of their function as moral compasses for the people they allegedly serve.

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