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- Prolific
- (Adj) Fruitful, abundant, span, range
- Perpetuate
- (V) To keep going, spread throughout, persist, continue
- Refute
- (V) Discredit, cancel, crush
- Ratify
- (V) To affirm, approve, autherize
- Pragmatic
- (Adj) Practical, realistic, buisnesslike, down-to--earth
- Prudent
- (Adj) Cautious, careful, wise
- Profusion
- (Adj) Abundance, flood, surplus
- Profound
- (Adj) Intellectual, learned, intelligent
- Rancor
- (N) Bitterness, hatredness, antipathy, animosity
- Quandary
- (N) Situation, doubt, catch, dillemma
- Provincial
- (Adj) Country, rural, narrow-minded
- Renounce
- (Verb) To abandon, reject, forsake, give up
- Reserved (N)
- (N) A set apart seat
- Peripheral
- (Adjective) Outside, exterior, borderline
- Placate
- (Verb) To soothe, pacify, ease
- Repudiate
- (V) To reject, give up, cast away, deny
- Piety
- (Noun) Fervor, devotion, belief, loyalty
- Preclude
- (V)To prohibit, prevent, inhibit, exclude
- Precautious
- (Adj) Prudent, gingerly, cautious, careful
- Proximity
- (N) Nearness, closeness, togetherness
- Pretentious
- (Adj) High-flown, assuming
- Remorse
- (N) Guilt, regret, pity, shame
- Partisan
- (Adj) Interested, admirer, fanatic (N) Defender, supporter
- Reprimand
- (N) To discipline, punish, lecture, give hard time
- Redundant
- (Adj) Surplus, extra, exuberant,, profusion
- Reprehensible
- (Adj) Delinquent, shameful, regretful, awful
- Ponderous
- (Adj) Troublesome, lifeless, unweildy, tedious
- Pessismism
- (N) Hopeless, low spirits, gloomy, melancholy, depressed
- Ramble
- (N) Walk, hike, tour
- Predator
- (Noun) Hunter, killer
- Rectify
- (V) To fix up, correct a situation, make something right, to doctor
- Recount
- (V) To playback, repeat, recite, convey
- Prodigal
- (Adj) Wasteful, lavish- spender
- Profane
- (Adj) Immoral, dirty, foul
- Philanthropist
- (N) Helper, humanitarian, patron, good-scout
- Predecessor
- (N) Ancestor, forefather, previous
- Presumptuous
- (Adj) Self-confident, self-asserted, superficial
- Rebuttal
- (N) Defense reply, conterstatement, answer
- Relegate
- (V1) Transfer, credit, delegate (V2) To banish, downgrade, demote
- Resigned
- (V) To give up, abandon, bail out
- Reprove
- (V) Condemn, lecture, warn, advise
- Repel
- (V1) To drive off, push away, force off (V2) Disgust, make sick
- Pervasive
- (Adj) Common, widespread, extensive, omnipresent, general
- Ostentatious
- (Adj) Flashy, classy, showy, spectacular
- Qualified
- (Adj) Skillful, certified, adequate
- Recluse
- (N) Hermit, ascetic, monk
- Prevalent
- (Adj) Accepted, common, popular
- Proliferation
- (N) Randge, mulitply, span
- Pacifist
- (N) Peacelover, peace-maker, demonstrator
- Phenomena
- (Adj) Marvelous, spectacular, outstanding