pros-
1 American-
a combining form meaning “toward; near,” used in the formation of compound words.
proskomide.
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a combining form meaning “in front of; forward,” used in the formation of compound words.
prosencephalon.
abbreviation
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proscenium.
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prosody.
Example Sentences
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Financial pros say reviewing newer trusts to save money on income and capital-gains taxes are a smart move as well.
From Barron's
A day after the vote, Miles told BBC Wales he "didn't contribute to the pros and cons in the debate because the government's position on the bill is neutral".
From BBC
AI might weigh email communications too heavily, the pros feared, and lead managers to overlook other aspects of an employee’s performance.
“There is really a very vibrant, active debate inside the country about the pros and cons of U.S. military intervention and what is the best pathway to transition away from this regime,” said Ali Vaez, director of the Iran project at the International Crisis Group, a think tank.
Like Pogacar, he is a product of the UAE development system and, as with the Slovenian, he needed no adjustment period to shine among the pros, taking victories in his very first races, notably at the Tour Down Under in 2024.
From Barron's
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