284-293 Flashcards
preparatory = happening before something that is more important, often in order to prepare for it
preliminary
the———– stages of the competition before it starts
preliminary
Referring to an adjective used only before a noun.
prenominal
In the phrase, “he is an eager student,” eager is a ——— adjective, but in “the student is eager,” it is not.
prenominal
completely unreasonable or silly
preposterous
The costume the clown was wearing seemed———–, but it did make us laugh.
preposterous
Even though the book was written years ago, it seemed to be———– about the world today.
prescient
able to imagine or know what will happen in the future
prescient
very much respected and admired,
prestigious
We were pleased to get such a————- speaker at our conference.
prestigious
The head of a school
principal
Our school got a new————- this year.
principal
Excellent, extending, goood in doing or using something.
proficient
There’s only one way to become———— at anything – practice!
proficient
a doctor’s opinion of how an illness or disease will develop
prognosis