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Definition : Exactly or sharply defined or stated Example : He has a precise mind Part of speech : Adjective Additional information : Preciseness (Noun), Precisely (Adverb) |
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Definition : To declare or tell in advance Example : She can predict the forecast for tomorrow Part of speech : Verb Additional information : Prediction (Noun), Predictable (Adjective), Predictably (Adverb) |
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Definition : having superior strength, influence, or authority Example : The English language is predominant in America Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Predominantly (Adverb) |
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Definition : Introductory or prefatory Example : He passed the preliminary and went on to the finals Part of speech : Noun Additional Information: Preliminarily (Adverb) |
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Definition : To take for granted, assume, or suppose Example : I presume you're tired after your drive Part of speech : Verb Additional Information : Presumedly (Adverb), Presumer (Noun) |
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Definition : Existing or occurring before something else in time or order Example : Aren't you a little previous with that request? Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Previously (Adverb), Preciousness (Noun) |
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Definition : First or highest in rank or importance Example : His primary goal in life is to graduate from high school as soon as possible Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Primariness (Noun) |
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Definition : First in order of time Example : The prime axioms of his philosophy are spectacular Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Primeness (Noun) |
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Definition : A chief or head Example : The ABC college has a new principal Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Principalship (Noun) |
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Definition : A fundamental doctrine or tenet Example : The principle of financing is so complicated Part of speech : Noun |
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Definition : Preceding in time or in order Example : A prior agreement prevents me from accepting this Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Priorly (Adverb) |
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Definition : Something afforded or deserving prior attention Example : He told me that i'm the priority of his life Part of speech : Noun or Adjective |
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Definition : To go on to do something Example : The organization will proceed this case Part of speech : Verb Addtional Information : Proceeds (Noun) or Proceeder (Noun) |
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Definition : Asystematic series of actions directed to some end Example : The process of homogenizing milk is just finished clearly Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Processual (Adjective) |
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Definition : Having or showing great skill Example : He is a professional killer Part of speech : Adjective Additional Information : Professionally (Adverb) |
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Definition : To forbid the action of (a person) Example : Smoking is prohibited here Part of speech : Verb Additional Information : Prohibitor or Prohibiter (Noun) |
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Definition : A specific task of investigation Example : I have to submit my science project tomorrow Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Projectable (Adjective), Projectingly (Adverb) |
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Definition : To help or encourage to exist something Example : She promotes the world peace Part of speech : Verb Additional Information : Promotable (Adjective), Promotability (Noun) |
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Definition : Relative size or extent Example : I think she got a large proportion body Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Proportioner (Noun), Proportionless (Adjective) |
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Definition : The outlook for the future Example : The supermarket has a good business prospects Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Prospectless (Adjective) |
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Definition : A statement reporting an observation or experience in the most fundamental terms without interpretation Example : I have just finished reading the protocol Part of speech : Noun Additional Information : Protocolary (Adjective) |
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Definition : Mental ploys or strategy Example : He used psychology on his parents to get a larger allowance Part of speech : Noun |
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Definition : The act of bringing before the public or announcement Example : The publication of Harry's book is working Part of speech : Noun |
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Definition : To announce formally or officially Example : She has decided to publish her own book Part of speech : Verb Additional Information : Publishable (Adjective) |
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