- 4. Lowly, humble, submissive, low-bending, very low.
- 5. Mysterious, occult, abstruse, obscure, recondite.
- 6. Thorough, complete.
- 7. Deep-fetched.
Profound, n.
- 1. The deep, the abyss.
- 2. Sea, ocean.
Profundity, n. Depth, deepness, profoundness.
Profuse, a.
- 1. Lavish, prodigal, improvident, extravagant, wasteful, too liberal, too bountiful.
- 2. Exuberant, over-abounding, in profusion, bountiful.
Profuseness, n. See Profusion.
Profusion, n.
- 1. Lavishness, excess, prodigality, extravagance, waste, profuseness.
- 2. Abundance, exuberance, plenty.
Progenitor, n. Ancestor, forefather.
Progeny, n. Offspring, children, issue, descendants, race, breed, stock, lineage, young, scion, offshoot, posterity.
Prognosis, n. (Med.) Prophasis.
Prognostic, a. Foreshowing, foretokening.
Prognostic, n.
- 1. Sign, token, presage, omen, indication, augury, foreboding, prognostication.
- 2. Foretelling, prediction, prophecy.