Meanings of such prodigality in English

Seldom has an election been contested with such prodigality of partisan fury.

To provide the money for such prodigality he wagered enormous sums.

Never before have I known her seized with a desire for such prodigality of vesture.

What could the earth do with such prodigality?

Never was such prodigality seen in a tembe of Unyamwezi as was seen in ours, nor were ever such delicacies provided.

He was alone amidst the blood that the curse of Ascalon had led his hand to pour out in such prodigality in that profaned place.

He poured out symphonies, operas, and sonatas with such prodigality as to astonish us, even when recollecting how fecund the musical mind has often been.

Such prodigality, or impulsive benevolence, would be at the expense of another, and this could not mend the matter.

Such prodigality was hardly believable.

Such prodigality was probably the source of many exactions by purveyors, and was one chief reason of the public discontents.