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Presumptuous
[Adj] Going beyond what is appropriate, permitted, or courteous
Prevaricate
[Verb] To avoid telling the truth or saying exactly what you think
Pristine
[Adj] Immaculately clean and unused
Probity
[Noun] Complete and confirmed integrity
Proclamation
[Noun] A formal public statement
Proclivity
[Noun] A natural inclination; propensity
Prodigal
[Adj] Recklessly wasteful
Prodigality
[Noun] The trait of spending extravagantly
Prodigious
[Adj] Extremely great in ability, amount, or strength
Prodigy
[Noun] An unusually gifted or intelligent person
Profligate
[Adj] Spending money or using something in a way that wastes it and is not wise; behaving in a way that is bad or morally wrong
Profound
[Adj] Situated at or extending to great depth
Profuse
[Adj] Produced or growing in extreme abundance
Prolong
[Verb] Lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer
Prompt
[Adj] According to schedule or without delay
Prone
[Adj] Having a tendency
Propensity
[Noun] A natural inclination; proclivity