vocabulary_simple_day_20 Flashcards
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prepossess
to preoccupy; to influence beforehand or prejudice; to make a good impression on beforehand
prerogative
a right or privilege connected exclusively with a position, a person, a class, a nation, or some other group or classification
presage
to pretend to; to foreshadow or foretell
presentiment
the feeling that something (especially something bad) is about to happen
presumably
probably; the assumption is that; doubtless
presuppose
to assume beforehand; to take for granted in advance; to require as a prior condition
prevail
to triumph; to overcome rivals; to persuade
primal
first; original; of the greatest importance
pristine
original; unspoiled; pure
privation
lack of comforts or necessities; poverty
proclaim
to announce; declare; make known
procure
to obtain or acquire by special means
prodigal
wastefully extravagant
prodigious
extraordinary; enormous; vast
prodigy
an extremely talented child; an extraordinary accomplishment or occurrence
profane
not having to do with religion; irreverent; blasphemous
profess
to declare; to declare falsely or pretend
proficient
thoroughly competent; skillful; very good at something
profligate
extravagantly wasteful and, usually, wildly immoral