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Webster Dictionary :: Prosperously
PROS'PEROUSLY, adv. With gain or increase; successfully.
Webster Dictionary :: Prosperous
PROS'PEROUS, a. [L.prosperus.] Advancing in the pursuit of any thing desirable; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prosperity
PROSPER'ITY, n. [L. prosperitas.] Advance or gain in any thing good or desirable...
Webster Dictionary :: Prospering
PROS'PERING, ppr. Rendering successful; advancing in growth, wealth or any good.
Webster Dictionary :: Prospered
PROS'PERED, pp. Having success; favored.
Webster Dictionary :: Prosper
PROS'PER, v.t. [L.prospero, from prosperus, from the Gr. to carry to or toward; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prospectus
PROSPECT'US, n. [L.] The plan of a literary work, containing the general subject...
Webster Dictionary :: Prospectively
PROSPECT'IVELY, adv. With reference to the future.
Webster Dictionary :: Prospective
PROSPECT'IVE, a. Looking forward in time; regarding the future; opposed to retro...
Webster Dictionary :: Prospection
PROSPEC'TION, n. The act of looking forward, or of providing for future wants.
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...
