verb
definition
To waste, lavish, splurge; to spend lavishly or profusely; to dissipate.
definition
To scatter; to disperse.
definition
To wander at random; to scatter.
noun
definition
The act by which something is squandered; wastage.
Examples of squandering in a Sentence
Squandering of these precious reserves seems to be the sole prerogative of Western Society, to the detriment of everyone.
Sixth, I did not come to Washington to idly observe the squandering of the public's airwaves.
In 93 he was elected praetor 'after a lavish squandering of money, and he delighted the populace with an exhibition of a hundred lions from Africa.
A commission of the chambers drew up an indictment against Catargiu and his late colleagues, accusing them of violating the constitution and the public liberties, squandering the state revenues, and other abuse of power.
To fail to do so will simply result in a squandering of resources.
While other celebrity kids were squandering their money, the Olsen twins were investing theirs by establishing Dualstar Entertainment Group, a multi-divisional corporate umbrella.
Don't be fooled into squandering your profit by trying to make your business look successful.
Squandering of goodwill is apparent from tutors ' comments and in the main this is due to poor communication and management.
A squandering of public money that maybe the District Auditor should look into.
Verbal or physical abuse, squandering of marital property and infidelity may be considered by a court, but usually only if those behaviors or actions affected the marital estate.
He began by squandering the 15,000,000 dinars which were in the treasury when his brother died in largesses to his courtiers, who, however, merely increased their demands.
The Greeks, who had been squandering the money provided by the loans in every sort of senseless extravagance, affected to despise the Egyptian invaders, but they n h l`n were soon undeceived.