Wasting refers to a condition in which an individual loses weight and muscle mass, experiences fever or chills, and has swollen lymph nodes. It is often a symptom of HIV/AIDS or other viral infections such as hepatitis C.
Usage examples
He was wasting his time playing video games instead of studying for his exams.
The company was wasting a lot of money on unnecessary expenses.
She felt like she was wasting her talent by working in a job that didn't challenge her.
The team was wasting valuable opportunities by not making strategic decisions.
The restaurant was wasting a lot of food by not properly managing their inventory.
He regretted wasting his energy on arguing with his coworker instead of focusing on his work.
The students were wasting their potential by not taking advantage of the resources available to them.
The government was wasting taxpayers' money on ineffective programs.
She was wasting her youth by staying in an unhealthy relationship.
They were wasting their breath trying to convince him to change his mind.
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The legends of advertising always made a point of not wasting money on campaigns that do not work. (simpson-direct.com)
A food industry authority answers questions about what can be done about reducing food waste in food packaging operations, regardless of company size. (packagingdigest.com)