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Webster Dictionary :: Prophesied

PROPH'ESIED, pp. Foretold; predicted.

Webster Dictionary :: Prophecy

PROPH'ECY, n. [Gr. to foretell, before and to tell. This ought to be written pro...

Webster Dictionary :: Prophasis

PRO'PHASIS, n. [Gr. to foretell.] In medicine, prognosis; foreknowledge of a dis...

Webster Dictionary :: Prophane

PROPHANE. [See Profane .]

Webster Dictionary :: Property

PROP'ERTY, n. [This See ms to be formed directly from proper. The Latin is propr...

Webster Dictionary :: Properness

PROP'ERNESS, n. The quality of being proper. [Little used.] 1. Tallness. [Not in...

Webster Dictionary :: Properly

PROP'ERLY, adv. Fitly; suitably; in a proper manner; as a word properly applied;...

Webster Dictionary :: Proper

PROP'ER, a. [L. proprius, supposed to be allied to prope, near.] 1. Peculiar; na...

Webster Dictionary :: Propension

PROPEN'SION PROPENS'ITY, n. [L. propensio.] 1. Bent of mind, natural or acquired...

Webster Dictionary :: Propense

PROPENSE, a. propens'. [L. propensus.] Leaning towards, in a moral sense; inclin...

Webster Dictionary :: Propending

PROPEND'ING, ppr. Inclining towards.

Webster Dictionary :: Propendency

PROPEND'ENCY, n. [L. propendens.] A leaning towards; inclination; tendency of de...

Webster Dictionary :: Propend

PROPEND', v.i. [L. propendeo; pro, forward,and pendeo, to hang.] To lean towards...

Webster Dictionary :: Propelling

PROPEL'LING, ppr. Driving forward.

Webster Dictionary :: Propelled

PROPEL'LED, pp. Driven forward.

Webster Dictionary :: Propel

PROPEL', v.t. [L. propello; pro, forward,and pello, to drive.] To drive forward;...

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