Prodigal in a sentence as a noun

Truth lies in the middle, I'm sure make will have a prodigal son sooner or later.

So abandoned gcode gets abused at will by prodigal gdrive rising star.

Motivated people can succeed without these things, and the prodigal will fail despite them.

Consider the story of the prodigal son, for example.

Branden is a prodigal and historic figure -- we should at least give him the chance to continue changing the world.

Prodigal in a sentence as an adjective

I think if prodigal_erik is worried about autovivification then perhaps locking the keys might be a good idea?...

The extended version includes the prodigal son's return.

The spiral of ordinariness took more than a decade to overcome and not until the prodigal son returned to the helm of the company he co-founded.

Ya, but look at it from a pragmatic business perspective, and this is Microsoft doing exactly what they should to court the prodigal developer: set up a zero hassle Windows environment on your favorite platform for cheap.

Prodigal definitions

noun

a recklessly extravagant consumer

See also: profligate squanderer

adjective

recklessly wasteful; "prodigal in their expenditures"

See also: extravagant profligate spendthrift