Difference between Profligate and Extravagant

PROFLIGATE vs EXTRAVAGANT: NOUN

An abandoned person; one openly and shamelessly vicious; a dissolute person.
An abandoned person; one who has lost all regard for good principles, virtue, or decency.
An overly wasteful or extravagant individual.
A profligate person.
A dissolute man in fashionable society
A recklessly extravagant consumer

A collection of Jewish traditions, published at the end of the second century.
Certain constitutions or decretal epistles, not at first included with others, but subsequently made a part of the canon law.
Plural A part of the body of canon law: as, the Extravagants of John XXII. and the Extravagantes communes of other popes: so called because they treated of matters not in the decretals (extra decretum vagabantur).
One who is confined to no general rule; an eccentric.
One who wanders about; a vagrant; a vagabond.

Recklessly wasteful
Immoral; abandoned to vice.
Overthrown, ruined.
Broken down in respect of rectitude, principle, virtue, or decency; openly and shamelessly immoral or vicious; dissolute.
Overthrown; beaten; conquered.
Given to or characterized by reckless waste; wildly extravagant.
Given to or characterized by licentiousness or dissipation.
Unrestrained by convention or morality
Inclined to waste resources or behave extravagantly.

To drive away; disperse; discomfit; overcome.
Overthrown; conquered; defeated.
Ruined in morals; abandoned to vice; lost to principle, virtue, or decency; extremely vicious; shamelessly wicked.
Synonyms Profligate, Abandoned, Reprobate, etc. See abandoned and wicked.

Wandering beyond bounds or out of the regular course; straying.
Exceeding just or reasonable limits; excessive; exorbitant; unreasonable; lavish: as, the demands or desires of men are often extravagant; extravagant living or expenditure.
Not comprised within ordinary limits of truth, probability, or propriety; irregular; wild; fantastic: as, extravagant flights of fancy.
Exceeding necessity or prudence in expenditure; wasteful; prodigal; profuse: as, an extravagant purchase; an extravagant man.
Synonyms and Inordinate, exorbitant, unconscionable, absurd.
Extravagant, Profuse, Lavish, Wasteful, Prodigal, reckless. Extravagant and prodigal refer more often to habits or character, the others to acts. All apply to that which is immoderate or unreasonable in quantity or degree; wasteful to that which is injuriously so. One may be extravagant or wasteful with a small sum; it requires a large sum to enable one to be profuse, lavish, or prodigal. Lavish is stronger than profuse. Prodigal, perhaps from association with the prodigal son of Luke xv. 11-32, suggests most of immorality and reprobation. All these words have lighter figurative uses.

Fast, Degraded, Dissipated, Rip, Roue, Degenerate, Riotous, Immoral, Dissolute, Libertine, Prodigal, Debauched, Extravagant, Wasteful, Spendthrift

Extraordinary, Bizarre, Exorbitant, Fanciful, Flamboyant, Luxurious, Outlandish, Overweening, Prodigal, Unrestrained, Excessive, Spendthrift, Exuberant, Wasteful, Profligate

Fast, Degraded, Dissipated, Rip, Roue, Degenerate, Riotous, Immoral, Dissolute, Libertine, Prodigal, Debauched, Extravagant, Wasteful, Spendthrift

Extraordinary, Bizarre, Exorbitant, Fanciful, Flamboyant, Luxurious, Outlandish, Overweening, Prodigal, Unrestrained, Excessive, Spendthrift, Exuberant, Wasteful, Profligate

If they do not, what can be expected from men so unprincipled and profligate?
However, some civilizations have been more profligate in their waste output than others.
Undetermined, undelost, abandoned, profligate, graceless, cided, wavering, vacillating, unsettled, shameless, recreant, unrepentant.
Profligate racquet into deeds lives upstairs in british politician, said the masters.
He opposes profligate government spending and the wasting of your tax money.
It is meant to keep a check on profligate spending by politicians.
Internet, but this is just fear mongering and profligate misinformation.
He was never a man of idle or profligate habits.
People in the US need to curb their profligate habits.
The austere Puritans were sncceeded by profligate cavaliers.

Extravagant outfits or uniforms might cause photo rejection.
Which what a strange extravagant dream it was.
Known for extravagant enough by 1981, that figure.
What right has he to be so extravagant?
No imagination was too extravagant to receive credit.
There was nothing extravagant about my experience whatsoever.
Do you think it is modest or extravagant?
Extravagant Hope is talking about prayer all month.
An extravagant new vision demands an extravagant new poetic style.
Baudealire, ca om, ca individ social, a fost extravagant, dar nu u015fi poet extravagant.