【らんぴ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; transitive verb
  1. waste; lavish spending; dissipation
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. waste
    2. This meaning refers to the unnecessary or excessive use of resources, particularly money, which results in loss without benefit.
    He wasted his money.
    The project ended up being a waste.
  2. lavish spending
    3. This meaning highlights an extravagant or luxurious expenditure that often exceeds reasonable limits.
    She threw a party with lavish spending for her birthday.
    He spent lavishly for the trip.
  3. dissipation
    4. This meaning captures the sense of squandering or using up resources or energy in a way that does not yield any lasting benefit.
    His dissipation eventually affected his health.
    Dissipation didn't bother me when I was young, but I feel its effects as I age.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to waste (money)tendency for lavish spendingto admonish against wasteful spendingto curb extravagant spendingwasteful spending acceleratescauses of dissipationimpact of extravagant expensesto review one's own wasteful spendingwasteful spending becomes a problemmanagement of expenditures
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