- pro|sa|ism
- pro|sa|ism «PROH zay ihz uhm», noun.1. prosaic character.2. a prosaic remark or expression.
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Pro|gres|siv|ism — «pruh GREHS uh vihz uhm», noun. the principles and practices of progressives. Pro|gres|siv|ism «pruh GREHS uh vihz uhm», noun. U.S. the doctrines of a Progressive Party … Useful english dictionary
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pro´a|bor´tion|ism — pro|a|bor|tion «PROH uh BR shuhn», adjective. favoring or permitting induced abortions: »proabortion legislation. The American Civil Liberties Union joined with the proabortion groups, making a woman s right to choose an abortion its top priority … Useful english dictionary
pro|fes|sion|al|ism — «pruh FEHSH uh nuh LIHZ uhm, FEHSH nuh lihz », noun. 1. professional character, spirit, or methods: »The production is marked by an assured professionalism (Wall Street Journal). 2. the standing, practice, or methods of a professional, as… … Useful english dictionary
pro|gres|sion|ism — «pruh GREHSH uh nihz uhm», noun. belief in or devotion to progress … Useful english dictionary
pro|hi|bi|tion|ism — «PROH uh BIHSH uh nihz uhm», noun. the principles and practices of prohibitionists: »The bad saloon did more harm to the liquor trade than prohibitionism (North American Review) … Useful english dictionary
pro|le|tar|i|an|ism — «PROH luh TAIR ee uh NIHZ uhm», noun. the condition of being proletarian: »They had overturned feudalism, and now they had created proletarianism (John Rae) … Useful english dictionary
