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121platitudinous — plat·i·tu·di·nous || ‚plætɪ tuËdnÉ™s / tjuËdɪn adj. superficial, cursory, shallow; commonplace, banal, trite …
122platitudinously — plætɪ tuËdnÉ™slɪ / tjuËdɪn adv. superficially, cursorily, in a shallow manner; in a commonplace manner, banally, tritely …
123plenitude — plen·i·tude || plenɪtuËd / tjuËd n. abundance; fullness; majority; surplus …
124promptitude — promp·ti·tude || prÉ‘mtɪtjuËd / prÉ’m n. immediacy, state of being done without delay; alertness, quickness; readiness, preparedness …
125prostitute — pros·ti·tute || prÉ‘stɪtuËt / prÉ’stɪtjuËt n. whore, harlot, person who provides sexual services for a fee v. provide sex services for a fee; engage in prostitution; devote oneself to dishonorable causes in return for profit …
126prostituted — pros·ti·tute || prÉ‘stɪtuËt / prÉ’stɪtjuËt n. whore, harlot, person who provides sexual services for a fee v. provide sex services for a fee; engage in prostitution; devote oneself to dishonorable causes in return for profit …
127prostitutes — pros·ti·tute || prÉ‘stɪtuËt / prÉ’stɪtjuËt n. whore, harlot, person who provides sexual services for a fee v. provide sex services for a fee; engage in prostitution; devote oneself to dishonorable causes in return for profit …
128prostituting — pros·ti·tute || prÉ‘stɪtuËt / prÉ’stɪtjuËt n. whore, harlot, person who provides sexual services for a fee v. provide sex services for a fee; engage in prostitution; devote oneself to dishonorable causes in return for profit …
