06-07-2023 Flashcards
precipice
the face of a cliff, a steep or overhanging place
preclude
to prevent
precocious
advanced, developing ahead of time
predilection
a preference or inclination for something
preponderance
superiority in importance or quantity
prepossessing
occupying the mind to the exclusion of other thoughts or feelings
presage
an omen
prescient
to have foreknowledge of events
prescribe
to lay down a rule
presumptuous
disrespectfully bold
pretense
an appearance or action intended to deceive
primeval
original, ancient
privation
lacking basic necessities
probity
virtue, integrity
proclivity
a strong inclination toward something
procure
to obtain, acquire
profane
lewd, indecent
profligate
dissolute, extravagant
profuse
plentiful, abundant
promulgate
to proclaim, make known