Examples of using Profligate in English and their translations into Slovak
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You're all of you too profligate.
Pronounce profligate in English.
A man gets tired of living a profligate life.
Profligate pronunciation in English[en].
There is Saint Monica who prayed for years for her profligate son.
We are the profligate heirs who have squandered this inheritance.
If you did less, you might be branded as a freethinker or a profligate;
Profligate pronunciation: How to pronounce profligate in English.
These effects, however, are partially counteracted by the profligate spending by the Greek government.
Nations with profligate governments or weak financial systems had a bonanza.
Many northern Europeans promoted anarrative of“lazy Greeks” who had been“fiscally profligate”.
On the one hand, we have profligate governments that have exceeded their credit limits.
The richest billion people in the world havecreated a form of civilization so acquisitive and profligate that the planet is in danger.
Those profligate, idle, ouzo-swilling, Zorba-dancing Greeks, they are the problem. Punish them!
The monetary setup of the Euro leads to redistribution in favor of more profligate governments residing mainly in the south of Europe.
And now her cruel, profligate husband has been murdered--with innocent Leila suspected of the crime.
The national treasury was almost empty, drained by mismanagement, inefficiency,corruption, profligate spending and participation in foreign wars.
This doesn't mean that they were not profligate in their social spending, but the underlying cause of their failure was much more complex.
As it became clear that there was no automatic mechanism to transferfunds from the relatively frugal European core to the profligate periphery, bond investors started to fear defaults.
Judaism was stigmatized as a noxious, profligate, godless sect(feralis, nefaria secta) which ought to be exterminated from the face of the earth wherever possible.
Would we be, as Orwell warned, dominated by a repressive surveillance and security state that used sophisticated and violent forms of control or would we be, as Huxley envisioned,entranced by entertainment and‘bread and circuses,' captivated by technology and seduced by profligate consumption and thus unwittingly embrace our own oppression?
With tourist years, the house is profligate through successful tourist rentals in summer seasons, and given its unique position, the value of real estate can only grow.
Certain Member State governments hate the idea thatmarkets can lay bare the mistakes and miscalculations of profligate governments, even though governments have defaulted on sovereign debt from time immemorial.
Therefore, I adjure you, profligate dragon, in the name of the spotless Lamb, who has trodden down the asp and the basilisk… and overcome the lion and the dragon, to depart from this woman and her unborn child.
If we today, in a market society made up largely of strangers,attempted to practice the ethics of profligate sharing and meek humility- or even worse, to enforce such ethics on noncompliant others through government policies- we would drive our whole society into chaos and penury.
More and more people feel the gap between the profligate promises of individual freedom and sovereignty, and the incapacity of their political and economic organisations to realise them.