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prodigious
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(adj) amazing or wonderful; very impressive
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Syn: amazing, outstanding
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profligate
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(adj) carelessly and foolish wasting money, materials, etc.
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Syn: wasteful, excessive
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profuse
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(adj) given, produced, or existing in large amounts
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Syn: plentitude, plethora
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progeny
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(n) person who welcomes from a particular parent or family ➡ child or decedent
young of an animal/plant |
Syn: offspring
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prognosis
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(n) doctors opinion about how
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Syn: foreshadow
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prolific
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(adj) producing in high quantities
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Syn: productive
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promulgate
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(v) formally proclaimed
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Syn: issue, declare
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propagate
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(v) to reproduce
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Syn: multiply
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propensity
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(n) natural inclination to or tendancy
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Syn: habit
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propitiais
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(adj) presenting favorable conditions
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Syn: promising
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prosaic
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dull/ ordinary
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Syn: average, common
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proscribe
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(v) to make something illegal; to not allow something to happen
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Syn: outlaw
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proselyte
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(v) to convert someone to another religion
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Ex: Crusaders
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protuberant
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(adj) sticking out from a surface with a curved surface/ rounded shape
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Syn: bulging
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prowess
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(n) a great ability or skill
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Syn: talent
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