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American Government Vocabulary for 25th August :
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Premiere (n) : first public performance
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Premise (n) : basis for argument
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Premise(pl) : a building and its out houses
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Premium (n) : amount paid for an insurance policy, reward, bonus, a fee
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Preoccupy (v) : engage before hand, occupy beforehand
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Preparation (n) : state of being in readiness, substance prepared for some special use
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Prepare (v) : make ready, make the necessary previous arrangements
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Preparedness (n) : readiness
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Prepay (v) : to pay beforehand or in advance
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Preponderate (v) : overpower, out number, outweigh
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Preposition (n) : a word often placed before a noun or pronoun to indicate place, direction, etc.
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Prepossessing (adj.) : pleasant
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Preposterous (adj.) : very absurd, glaringly foolish
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Prerequisite (n) : something required as a previous condition
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Prerogative (n) : a privilege, liberty
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Presage (n) : a thing that shows the coming event
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Presage (v) : predict, foretell
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Prescience (n) : knowledge of something beforehand
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Prescribe (v) : advise or order the use of, give medical directions, suggest remedy
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Prescription (n) : written direction(esp. for medicine)
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Presence (n) : the state of being present, appearance
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Present (adj.) : being in a certain place
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Present (n) : present time or business, the time now passing, reward
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Presentable (adj.) : fit to be presented, decent, respectable
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Presentation (n) : an introduction
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Presentiment (n) : vague feeling that something is about to happen
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Presently (adv.) : very soon
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Preserve (v) : to keep safe, to defend, keep undisturbed for private use
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Preserve (n) : that which is preserved
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Preside (v) : superintend, control, guide
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President (n) : one who presides
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Press (v) : push, urge
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Press (n) : a pressing or printing machine, printing place, newspapers
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Pressing (adj.) : urgent, exacting, importunate
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Pressure (n) : force, difficulties, urgency, strong demand
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Prestige (n) : renown
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Presume (v) : take for granted, suppose
American Government Vocabulary for 25th August :
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