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prochainement: soon
proche: loved one, close relative
proche: close, near, closeby, nearby (to a place); close, near (a time)
prochinois: pro-Chinese
procidence: procidence
proclamation: proclamation; announcement
proclamer: to proclaim; to declare
proclitique: proclitic
procommuniste: pro-communist
proconsul: proconsul
proconsulaire: proconsular
proconsulat: proconsulship
procrastinateur: procrastinator
procrastination: procrastination
procrastiner: to procrastinate, delay taking action, wait until later
procruste: crab, crayfish; Procrustes analysis
procréateur: procreative; nominal uses
procréation: procreation (production of offspring)
procréation médicalement assistée: assisted reproduction
procréatrice: procreator
procréer: to procreate (produce offspring)
proctalgie: proctalgia
proctite: proctitis
proctodeum: proctodeum
proctologie: proctology
proctologique: proctological
proctologue: proctologist
proctorrhée: proctorrhea
procurateur: procurator
procuration: proxy; power of attorney
procurer: to get, obtain (for someone)
procureur: pastor
procureur: attorney, prosecutor
procureur: representative, agent
procureur du roi: Crown prosecutor of Belgium; Crown prosecutor of France
procureure de la Couronne: Crown prosecutor
procyclique: procyclic, procyclical
procès: lawsuit; trial
procès d'intention: instance of dismissing a claim by questioning someone's motives; appeal to motive; act of speculating on someone's intentions and judging them, as if it were a trial for the crime of having said intentions
procès équitable: fair trial
procès-verbal: minutes (of a meeting, etc.); proceedings; statement (made to the police); ticket, statement of offense
procéder: proceed; behave
procédural: procedural
procéduralement: procedurally
procédure: procedure
procédurier: procedural
procédurier: person liking formal procedures and judiciary solutions
procédé: procedure (method); device; process (series of events to produce a result)
prodigalement: prodigally
prodigalité: prodigality
prodige: prodigy, miracle; prodigy (an extremely talented person, especially a child)
prodigieusement: prodigiously
prodigieux: prodigious; terrific, immense, magnificent
prodigue: prodigal; prodigal, spendthrift, profligate
prodiguement: prodigally
prodiguer: to dispense, to lavish (something on someone)
prodrome: prodrome
prodromique: prodromal
producteur: producer
producteur: productive