- pro|ceed
- pro|ceed «verb. pruh SEED, proh-; noun. PROH seed», verb, noun.–v.i.1. to go on after having stopped; move forward: »
Please proceed with your story. The train proceeded at the same speed as before.
SYNONYM(S): continue, progress. See syn. under advance. (Cf. ↑advance)3. to carry on any activity: »He proceeded to light his pipe.
5. to advance to a higher status: »to proceed to master of arts.
6. to begin and carry on an action at law: »Though rebellion is declared, it is not proceeded against as such (Edmund Burke).
–n.1. money obtained from a sale or some other activity or transaction: »The proceeds from the school play will be used to buy a new curtain for the stage.
2. the amount remaining after a discount or changes have been deducted from the face value of a promissory note, an insurance policy, or the like.╂[< Latin prōcēdere < prō- forward + cēdere to move]–pro|ceed´er, noun.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.