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Vocabulary Sentences for 28th August :

Produce (v) : bring forth, make or manufacture, create, lengthen, bring forward or show
Producer (n) : person who produces goods
Product (n) : what is produced
Production (n) : that which is produced , act of producing
Profane (adj.) : impious, irreverent, unconsecreated , secular
Profess (v) : to declare, affirm, pretend
Professed (adj.) : openly declared, confessed, admitted
Profession (n) : occupation, declaration, statement
Professor (n) : one of the high ranking teachers in a college or university
Proffer (v) : offer, propose
Proficiency (n) : state of being skilled, expertise
Proficiency (adj.) : well-skilled
Proficiency (n) : an expert
Profile (n) : an outline, a side view of a head or portrait
Profit (n): gain, advantage
Profit (v) : benefit
Profitable (adj.) : brining profit, beneficial
Profiteer (n) : one seeking or obtaining unreasonable profit
Profligacy (n) : life of vice
Profligate (adj.) : dissolute, immoral
Profligate (n) : a wretch, rake
Profound (adj.) : intellectually exhaustive, deep
Profuse (adj.) : plentiful, lavish, liberal
Progeny (n) : descendants, children
Prognosticate (v) : to foretell
Program (n) : a plan of proceedings
Programme (n) : a plan of proceedings
Progress (n) : forward movement, advance, development
Progressive (adj.) : advancing, increasing
Prohibit (v) : prevent, forbid
Prohibition (n) : restriction, interdict, disallowance
Project (n) : plan, scheme, contrivance
Projector (n) : one who plans, a machine that throws light
Prolific (adj.) : fruitful, productive
Prolix (adj.) : tiresome, long and wordy
Prologue(n) : a preface, introduction
Prolong (v) : make longer
Promenade (n) : a walk for amusement or exercise, a place for promenading
Prominence (n) : eminence
Prominent (adj.) : distinguished, noticeable

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