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Webster Dictionary :: Praxis

PRAX'IS, n. [L. from the Gr. See Practice .] Use; practice. 1. An example or for...

Webster Dictionary :: Pray

PRAY, v.i. [L. precor; proco; this word belongs to the same family as preach and...

Webster Dictionary :: Prayer

PRA'YER, n. In a general sense, the act of asking for a favor, and particularly ...

Webster Dictionary :: Prayer-book

PRA'YER-BOOK, n. A book containing prayers or the forms of devotion, public or p...

Webster Dictionary :: Prayerful

PRA'YERFUL, a. Devotional; given to prayer; as a prayerful frame of mind. 1. Usi...

Webster Dictionary :: Prayerfully

PRA'YERFULLY, adv. With much prayer.

Webster Dictionary :: Prayerless

PRA'YERLESS, a. Not using prayer; habitually neglecting the duty of prayer to Go...

Webster Dictionary :: Prayerlessness

PRA'YERLESSNESS, n. Total or habitual neglect of prayer.

Webster Dictionary :: Praying

PRA'YING, ppr. Asking; supplicating.

Webster Dictionary :: Prayingly

PRA'YINGLY, adv. With supplication to God.

Webster Dictionary :: Pre

PRE, an English prefix, is the L. proe, before, probably a contracted word.

Webster Dictionary :: Pre-elect

PRE-ELECT', v.t. [pre and elect.] To choose or elect beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Pre-election

PRE-ELEC'TION, n. Choice or election by previous determination of the will.

Webster Dictionary :: Pre-eminence

PRE-EM'INENCE, n. 1. Superiority in excellence; distinction in something commend...

Webster Dictionary :: Pre-eminent

PRE-EM'INENT, a. [L. proe, before, and eminens, emineo. See Menace .] 1. Superio...

Webster Dictionary :: Pre-eminently

PRE-EM'INENTLY, adv. In a preeminent degree; with superiority or distinction abo...

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