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pressure
Force applied to something or someone.
pressurize
to increase pressure in a system
prestige
High respect or regard for someone or something.
prestigious
Highly respected and admired for quality or achievement.
presto
A term for quick or sudden action.
preston
a surname of English origin
presumably
likely or probably true
presume
To assume something is true without proof.
presumption
An assumption made without proof.
presumptive
based on assumptions or guesses
presumptuous
Overstepping boundaries; too bold.
pretend
To act as if something is real.
pretender
Someone who claims a title without rightful authority.
pretense
An attempt to make something appear true.
pretension
An attempt to impress with false importance.
pretentious
Trying to impress by showing off.
preterm
Born before the full term of pregnancy.
pretext
A false reason or excuse for an action.
pretoria
The administrative capital of South Africa.
pretrial
The phase before a trial begins.
pretty
somewhat or moderately
pretty penny
A large amount of money.
pretty pictures
Visually attractive images or artwork.
pretty please with a cherry on top
A polite request with extra sweetness.