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procure : acquire, gain, get, secure, win, obtain
prodigious : wonderful, marvelous, amazing, astonishing
productive : fertile, fruitful
profession : vocation, calling, business, employment
proficient : skilled, adept, skillful
profound : deep
profusion / / noun [singular, uncountable]
a supply or amount that is almost too large
[+ of]: The house was overflowing with a profusion of strange ornaments. | in profusion: Corn marigolds grow in profusion in the fields.
: abundance, plenty, bounty
progress : advancement, advance, progression
progressive : forward, advanced
progressively* : increasingly
prohibit : forbid, inhibit
project : plan, scheme, design
prolong : lengthen, extend, protract
promote : further, encourage
prone / adjective

1 likely to do something or suffer from something, especially something bad or harmful

[+ to]: Some plants are prone to a particular disease.
[prone to do sth]: Kids are all prone to eat junk food. | strike-prone/accident-prone etc: I never saw a girl more accident-prone.

2 formal lying down with the front of your body facing down: Colley lay prone in his bunk.

prostrate1 (1)

proneness noun [uncountable]