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Webster Dictionary :: Prospect

PROS'PECT, n. [L. prospectus, prospicio, to look forward; pro and specio, to see...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosopopeia

PROSOPOPE'IA PROS'OPOPY, n. [Gr. perso, and to make.] A figure in rhetoric by wh...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosopolepsy

PROSOPOLEP'SY, n. [Gr.] Respect of persons; more particularly, a premature opini...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosody

PROS'ODY, n.[L.prosodia; Gr. an ode.] That part of grammar which treats of the q...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosodist

PROS'ODIST, n. [from prosody.] One who understands prosody.

Webster Dictionary :: Prosodical

PROSOD'ICAL, a. [from prosody.] Pertaining to prosody or the quantity and accent...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosodial

PROSO'DIAL PROSO'DIAN, n. [from prosody.] One skilled in prosody or in the rules...

Webster Dictionary :: Proser

PRO'SER, n. s as z. [from prose.] A writer of prose. 1. In cant language, one wh...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosenneahedral

PROSENNEAHE'DRAL, a. [Gr.] In crystalography, having nine faces on two adjacent ...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosemination

PROSEMINA'TION, n. [L. proseminatus; pro and semino, to sow.] Propagation by See...

Webster Dictionary :: Proselytize

PROS'ELYTIZE, to make converts, or to convert, is not well authorized, or not in...

Webster Dictionary :: Proselytism

PROS'ELYTISM, n. The making of converts to a religion or religious sect, or to a...

Webster Dictionary :: Proselyte

PROS'ELYTE, n. [Gr. to come.] A new convert to some religion or religious sect, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosecutor

PROS'ECUTOR, n. One who pursues or carries on any purpose, plan or business. 1. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosecution

PROSECU'TION, n. The act or process of endeavoring to gain or accomplish somethi...

Webster Dictionary :: Prosecuting

PROS'ECUTING, ppr. Pursuing, or beginning and carrying on for accomplishment; pu...

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