Prefigure, v. a. Foreshow, foretoken, betoken, foreshadow, portend, signify, indicate.
Pregnant, a.
- 1. With child, gravid, great with child, enceinte.
- 2. Fraught, replete, full, teeming with meaning, important, significant.
- 3. Fruitful, fertile, prolific, productive, impregnating, generative, fecund, procreant.
Prejudge, v. a. Forejudge, prejudicate.
Prejudgment, n. Prejudice.
Prejudicate, v. a. See Prejudge.
Prejudice, n.
- 1. Prejudgment, prepossession (against), bias, unfairness, preconception, partiality.
- 2. Harm, mischief, hurt, detriment, loss, injury, damage, disadvantage, impairment.
Prejudice, v. a.
- 1. Bias, warp, prepossess unfavorably, influence against.
- 2. Injure, damage, hurt, impair, diminish.
Prejudiced, a. Biassed, bigoted, wedded to an opinion, unfair, partial, partisan, one-sided.
Prejudicial, a. Hurtful, mischievous, injurious, detrimental, deleterious, noxious, damaging, disadvantageous, unfavorable, inimical, hostile.
Prelacy, n.
- 1. Office of prelate, prelateship, prelature, episcopal office.
- 2. Episcopacy, prelatism, hierarchy, hierarchism, hierocracy.
Prelate, n. Archbishop, bishop, cardinal, patriarch, primate, pope, pontiff, ecclesiastic in authority.
Prelect, v. n. Lecture, discourse, read, deliver lectures.
Prelection, n. Lecture, discourse, reading.
Prelector, n. Lecturer, reader.