Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . s: cheerful alacrity. Promulgate, pro-muKgat, v. t. To make known byopen declaration, as laws, decrees, or tidings; to an-nounce, publish, declare, proclaim. â Promulga-tion, ?i. Act of, etc.; open declaration. â Promul-gator, 71. One who, etc. â Promulge, pro-mulj-,V. t. [-JIULGED (-muljd), -MULGiNG.] To promul-gate. Prone, pron, a. Bending forward; in-clined; flat on the face; lying with thefa
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . s: cheerful alacrity. Promulgate, pro-muKgat, v. t. To make known byopen declaration, as laws, decrees, or tidings; to an-nounce, publish, declare, proclaim. â Promulga-tion, ?i. Act of, etc.; open declaration. â Promul-gator, 71. One who, etc. â Promulge, pro-mulj-,V. t. [-JIULGED (-muljd), -MULGiNG.] To promul-gate. Prone, pron, a. Bending forward; in-clined; flat on the face; lying with theface downward ; headlong ; runningdownward ; sloping, with reference toa line or surface; disposed, â usuallyin an ill sense. â Proneness, n. Stateof being prone ; in-clination of mind,heart, or temper: pro-pension; disposition. Prong, prong, n. Asharp-pointed instru-ment; the tine of afork, etc. ; a pointedprojection.â Prong -horn, -buck, n. Anantelope of western;N. Amer., having hol-low deciduous horns,with a pron^ near theend of each; the only known animal having truedeciduous horns. Pronoun, prcnown, w. {Gram.) A word used insteadof a noun or name, to prevent the repetition of am, fame, far, pass or opera, fare; Snd, eve, term; In, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r; PRONOUNCE 319 PROPULSION â Pronominal, -nom-T-nal, a. Belonging to, orpartaking of, the nature of a pronoun. Pronounce, pro-nowns, v. t. [-:sovsced (-nownsf),-XOLXCIXG.] To utter articulately, speak distinctly;to utter formally, officially, or soleimily: to spc:ikrhetorically; to declare or affirm. â Pronounced,-nownsf,«. Strongly marked; decided. â Pro-nounoing, p. a. Teaching or indicating pronun-ciation. â Pronunoiation, -sht-ashun, X. Act of,etc. ; utterance ; mode of uttering words or sen-tences. () Art or manner of uttering a dis-course with propriety and gracefulness. â Pronun-ciamento, -sl-a-meiito, -ciamiento, -nfiOnthe-a-nil-en-to, n. A proclamation ; manifesto ; formalannouncement or declaratio
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