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Wasted meaning
Not profitably used. | Ravaged or deteriorated. | Emaciated and haggard.
Synonyms of Wasted
Example sentences (20)
This means use of funds is slow, so funds are left behind, so wasted funds, wasted time,” she noted.
The council and mayor couldn’t even agree on a process to begin with, which created chaos instead of decision in a timely manner and put the two applicants and the city thru unnecessary Hell, wasted time and wasted money.
Way togo Michelle,Just imagine the amount of good those wasted millions would do for homless kids families and single mothers who are Canadian and have to see this huge amount of money wasted on illegals hiding behind a name and a point of law.
According to research, 23% of household electricity use is wasted on vampire appliances which consume a lot of energy even when they’re turned off.
According to the pro, electric heaters cost the average UK household anything up to £1,200 a year, and many could be saving at least £200 a year by ensuring the heat isn’t being wasted.
According to the USEPA, the average home’s leaks result in nearly 10,000 gallons of water wasted per year, which is enough to wash more than 300 loads of laundry.
After asking what was wrong, he told her he was furious she had ‘wasted’ money buying him the cheapest gift on his wishlist.
After dominating the first half, Rovers struggled to impose themselves and substitute Joel Mumbongo wasted a gilt-edged chance when thumping a close-range header over from Josh Dacres-Cogley's cross.
Again, Davidovich Fokina was unable to serve it out, though, and Djokovic made him pay for the wasted opportunities by winning a tie-break.
Against Southampton on Friday night, when Arsenal drew 3-3, Jesus wasted a handful of opportunities that would simply never have been spurned by his counterpart at City.
Alejandro Garnacho wasted a one-on-one chance during the first half in what was United’s best scoring opportunity of the game, with the Erik ten Hag's side failing to create enough clear cut openings.
Almost three months have passed since that meeting and Ampadu has wasted no time in establishing himself as one of the driving forces in United’s promotion push with his performances in midfield picking up plaudits from far and wide.
Also wasted is Evangeline Lilly, whose Wasp has been downgraded from lead character to plot device.
A misguided subplot involving Sadie's group of frenemies — particularly one whose venom toward our heroine feels neither truthful nor necessary — seems like a wasted opportunity.
And BBBY has wasted no time in slimming down both its rank-and-file staff and C-suite officers.
And that could be a wasted opportunity.
An in-line sign-off with a hyphen is a streamlined method for signing off quickly without wordiness or wasted space, all while staying within the body of the message (and instead of using a traditional carriage return).
Another generational player’s career is being wasted by that dysfunctional, abysmal organization again.
Anthony, who is a businessman, told BusinessDay that he had lost some money and customers because of the time he wasted at the passport office.
A pivotal scene in the film shows Edmond Dantes, played by Caviezel, slowly carving the phrase “God will give me justice” into the wall of his prison cell — showing how long he has wasted away in captivity.