what words start with the prefix pro?
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['proportionate.', 'pronunciation.', 'pronouncement.', 'protectionism.', 'prostaglandin.', 'probabilistic.', 'procrastinate.', 'prosecutorial.']
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['unproven.', 'unpaired.', 'unpriced.', 'unpeeled.', 'unplaced.', 'unpruned.', 'unprimed.', 'unplayed.']
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['utility.', 'utilize.', 'utterly.', 'utopian.', 'uterine.', 'utensil.', 'utricle.', 'utopias.']
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Definition of 'prosit' cheers! Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Word origin. German, from Latin, literally: may it prove beneficial.
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Literally "pro" means "before" and "anti" means "against". So my thinking is pro-inflammatory is preliminary steps of inflammation and ant-inflammatory might be try to stop inflammation.
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['constitutional.', 'congregational.', 'containerboard.', 'conspiratorial.', 'concessionaire.', 'conglomeration.', 'constructivism.', 'congratulation.']
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['Aller. allé', 'Venir. venu.', 'Revenir. revenu.', 'Devenir. devenu.', 'Rester. resté', 'Arriver. arrivé', 'Entrer. entré', 'Rentrer. rentré']
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Active means "doing something." The prefix pro- means "before." So if you are proactive, you are ready before something happens.
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['greatcoat.', 'greatened.', 'greatness.', 'overgreat.', 'greatshot.', 'greatorex.', 'greatford.']
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['per-ni-cious.', 'per-ni-ci-o-us.', 'per-ni-ci-o-u-s.']
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['upstairs.', 'upcoming.', 'upstream.', 'upheaval.', 'uprising.', 'upmarket.', 'uppercut.', 'upthrust.']
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['alp.', 'amp.', 'app.', 'asp.', 'bap.', 'bop.', 'cap.', 'cep.']
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['adjective. Identifies, describes, limits or qualifies a noun or pronoun. ... ', 'adverb. Identifies, describes, limits or qualifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb or a group of words. ... ', 'antecedent. Is a noun, noun phrase or pronoun referred to by a pronoun. ... ', 'case. ... ', 'clause. ... ', 'collective noun. ... ', 'compound adjective. ... ', 'compound noun.']
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['augury,', 'auspice,', 'boding,', 'foreboding,', 'foreshadowing,', 'portent,', 'prefiguring,', 'presage.']
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For days of the week, just add s: rainy days and Mondays. And words ending in vowels don't use apostrophes to become plural. The word pro simply becomes pros.
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['lure.', 'perp.', 'prep.', 'pule.', 'pulp.', 'pure.', 'purl.', 'repp.']
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['candidly.', 'candlers.', 'candling.', 'candelas.', 'candider.', 'candidal.', 'candidas.', 'candours.']