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profondément: deeply, profoundly
profus: profuse
profusion: profusion
profusément: profusely
profès: professed, avowed
profès: initiate (who has taken a religious vow)
proférer: to utter, intonate, say emphatically
prog: contraction of programmation; contraction of progestérone
progestatif: progestogen
progestérone: progesterone
progiciel: software package
proglaciaire: proglacial
prognathe: prognathous
prognathisme: prognathism
prognosticatif: prognosticating; tending to predict or foretell
progouvernemental: pro-government
progradation: progradation
programmable: programmable
programmateur: timer, scheduler; synonym of programmeur (“programmer”)
programmation: programming
programmation orientée objet: object-oriented programming
programmatique: programmatic
programme: a program (set of structured activities); a program (leaflet listing information about a play, game or other activity); a program (particular mindset or method of doing things); a program (item of software; a computer program)
programme de concert: setlist
programme malveillant: malware (software developed to cause harm to a computer system)
programmer: to program; to program, to write program code
programmeur: programmer
progresser: to progress (to show a progression)
progressif: progressive (gradually advancing); progressive, progressionist (supporting social/technological progress)
progression: progression
progressisme: progressivism
progressiste: progressivist
progressiste: progressive, liberal
progressivement: progressively
progressivité: progressivity
progrès: progress
progéniteur: progenitor
progéniture: offspring, progeny
progénésique: progenetic
prohiber: to prohibit (to proscribe)
prohibitif: prohibitive
prohibition: prohibition
prohibitionnisme: prohibitionism
prohibitionniste: prohibitionist
prohibitivement: prohibitively
prohibé: prohibited
prohormone: prohormone
proie: prey; booty
projecteur: projector; spotlight
projectif: projective
projectile: projectile
projection: projection; screening or viewing of a film
projectionniste: projectionist
projecture: projecture
projet: project; plan; draft constitution
projet de loi: bill: proposed law drafted by the executive government, as opposed to a proposition de loi (“private member's bill”)
projet européen: European project
projeter: throw, hurl; project; plan (to create a plan for)
projo: synonym of projecteur
prokofiévien: Prokofievian