profligacy /ˈpɹɑflɪɡəsi/ noun2 •Careless wastefulness.Outsiders who scoffed at this profligacy misunderstood the masquerade. Condé’s editors were the original influencers, their lives a top-to-bottom marketing campaign for the company that hired them. — 2025 •Shameless and immoral behaviour.Sir Robert bitterly reproached himself for having consigned his child to another, when he saw the effect of too early initiation into profligacy, or, as Francis called it, knowledge of the world. — 1834 formsprofligacies
