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Postdate |
To date a check or other document for a future date |
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Posterior |
Located behind |
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Posterity |
Those who come after; future generations |
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Postgraduate |
Relating to a course of study after college graduation |
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Posthumously |
After death of one. The book was posthumously published after the author died |
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Posthumously |
After death of one. The book was posthumously published after the author died |
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Postimpressionist |
A school painting in France in the late 19th century that followed the impressionist |
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Postlude |
A piece of music played after a church service |
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Postmortem |
An examination of the day; an autopsy |
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Postscript |
A note written after the main body of a letter |
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Proclaim |
To officially announce publicly |
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Proclivity |
And inclination toward something especially toward something objectable |
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Profuse |
Pouring forth really; generous |
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Profuse |
Pouring forth really; generous |
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Promontory |
A high peak of a lake or rock jutting forward into the sea |
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Profuse |
Pouring forth really; generous |
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Promontory |
A high peak of a lake or rock jutting forward into the sea |
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Propensity |
A natural inclination |
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Profuse |
Pouring forth really; generous |
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Promontory |
A high peak of a lake or rock jutting forward into the sea |
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Propensity |
A natural inclination |
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Proponent |
One who argues in favor of something; advocate |
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Profuse |
Pouring forth really; generous |
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Promontory |
A high peak of a lake or rock jutting forward into the sea |
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Propensity |
A natural inclination |
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Proponent |
One who argues in favor of something; advocate |
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Prospectus |
It printed description; a proposed enterprise |
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Protuberant |
Bulging |
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Protuberant |
Bulging |
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Provident |
Making provision for the future |
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Preamble |
If the preliminary statement to a document |
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Preamble |
If the preliminary statement to a document |
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Precedent |
An act that goes before and may serve as an example for later acts |
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Precipitate |
To hast the occurrence of |
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Precipitate |
To hast the occurrence of |
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Preclude |
Impossible by a previous action; to prevent |
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Precocious |
Prematurely develop as a precocious child |
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Precocious |
Prematurely develop as a precocious child |
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Predilection |
Preference |
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Precocious |
Prematurely develop as a precocious child |
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Predilection |
Preference |
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Preeminent |
Standing out before all others |
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Prejudice |
A judgment formed before hand without examination of the facts |
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Prelude |
An introductory piece of music; concert piece for piano or orchestra. Also introductory performance or action proceeding and more important one |
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Preponderant |
Outweighing having more power or importance |
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Prerequisite |
Something requested before hand |
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Prerequisite |
Something requested before hand |
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Presage |
To perceive before hand; to predict |
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Prevail |
To be strong before all others |