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Show PBR PERI A word borrowe o drive away from the Latin without alteration o the fenfe, but not ufed Y " Proro'unpNEss 1. Depth of place z. Depth of knowledge Lavatorics, to wath the temples, hands, wrifts and jugulars, do potently profligate and kecep oft th y iw yenom PrROFLIGATELY 2 [from profiigate. adv Shamelefly Motk profligately falfe, with Lhe‘ ftrongeft proSawift's Mifcellanies feffions of finterity | PROFLIGATENESS. 2. /. [from profligate. "%y . The quality of being profligate Pr . en fl pr o [f / # cE ue 'r Pr grefs; courfe o Their wits, which did every where_elf Proru'~prTY Roun Of wathing them from guilt of fin "* PROFO'UND an refpe& wit lo face bouring places neigh to th Milton Mitton Into this gloom of Tartarus profound 2, Intellectually deep; not obvious to th (% Not orators only with the people, but even th - very profiundgf} difputers in all faculties, hav ‘hereby often, with the beft learned, prevailed moft The revolters are profound to mak {laughter v. 2 thoughThave been a rebuker of them. Hofea 6. Having profound or hidden qualities nefs clean.sh data import.tsv out README Hath all his choice commanders drown'd T dive to penetrate word W barbarou cannot profound into the hidde nature, nor fee the firfk fpring &l-gomg Glanville ROFOUNDLY, adw. [from profound. 1. Deeply; with deep concern ,Why figh you fo profoundly Shakefpeare The virgin ftarted at her father's name And figh'd prefuundly, confcious of the fhame ]));Tz/c')l 2 W ith great degrees of knowledge; wit . deep infight o . The mof profoundly wife .DOanlghlno was profoundl fkill'' Drayton in all th ¢+ DS of painting, but wanting genius, he had lef of noblene(s Vor. 11 Dryden Rowe effufion He was defirous to avoid not only profufion, bu the leaft effufion of chriftian blood Hayward The great profufion and expenc Of his revenues bred him much offence Danicl plenty Abundance; exuberan Trade is fitted to the nature of our country, as i abounds with a great profufion of commodities o its own growth, very convenient for other counAddifon tries The raptur'd eye The fair profufion, yellow Autum 1 To rob to fteal fhif meanl 2. T fpics 7 fo provifions _'?i/u:::gf Viuals ProG. #. /. [from the verb. A low word provifion of any kind O nephew ! your grief is but folly In town you may find better prog Swift's Mifcel Spoufe tuckt up doth in pattens trudge it With handkerchief of prog, like trull wit budget And eat by turns plumcake and judge it. Congr. #./. [ progenero, Lat. The a& of begetting ; propagation forefather line #./. [progenitus, Latin. a fons of your pregenitors Like true fubjeéls Go chearfully togethe Shake[pearz All generations then had hither come And reverence thee, their great progenitor. Milton Power by right of fatherhood is not poffible i 7 one, otherwife than as Adam's heir, or a Locke [cerdants The principal actor Milten's poem are not on! Addife our progenitors, but reprefentatives Pro'GEnY progenies [progenie, old French OC Ofispring ; race; g 7. / Lat. neration The fons of God have God's own natural Son a a fecond Adam from heaven, whofe race and p geny they are by fpiritual and heavenly birth. Hovker Not me begotten of a thepherd fwain But iffu'd from the progeny of kings ybakeltear By promife he receive Gift to his zrogeny of all that land Miltyr 1 The bafe degenerate iron offspring ends A golden progeny from heav''n defeends Dryder Thus fhall we live in perfeét blifs, and fee are_th mor pleafed to furrounde by a numerous progen fider the virtues of thofe from who P t 2, B W echolder Procwo'sTicanLE. adj. [from prognot;cate.] . Such as may be forcknown o foretold Th gular caufe an therefor thei Zo PrROGNO'STICATE gnoftick. of this inundatio like eclipfes T cannot be r effects not proguoftica Fical l Brown's Vulgar Ervours w. 2 [tro pro foretell ; to forethow He had now outlived the day, which his tuto Sandford had grognoflicated upon his nativity. h would not outlive Clarendon Unikill'd in fchemes by planets to forethow I neither will, nor can prognoficate To the young gaping heir, his father's fate. Dryd ProGryostica'rion. #. /. [from prognofticate. 1. Th ing a&t of foreknowing or forethow Ra as he is, and in the hotteft day prognofii cation proclaims, fhal wall, the fun lookin he be fet againft a brick with a fouthward eye upo him; where he is to behold him, with flies blow to death Shakefpeare's Winter's Talc This theory of the earth begins to be a kind o prophecy or progusfiicativn of things to come, as i hath been hitherto an hiftory of things paft. Buraet 2. Foretoken He bid him farewell, arming himfelf in a blac armour as a badge or progasffication of his mind ancelfto i Progryosrica'ror cate. Foreteller Tha She went out progging for provifions as befor PROGE'NITOR of Ire I cannot fcratch !mine ear. Shak.e Antony4 and Clevp low word PROGENERA'TION er's Stat If an oily palm be not a fruitful prog Tig BIRO G things o that fet the ref thy pompous progrefs through th 2. Lavifh expence; fuperfluou walfte If fome other place th' ethereal kin the noun. Atterbury Thy vaft profufion to the falious nobles 2, The abyfs [fro in madnefs and folly empire Now I die abfent in the vat profound And me without myfelf the feas have drown'd. Dry @. 7 into profiufe n./. [ profufio, Latin ; pro What mean Sandys - Poflefles lately, thither to arrive I travel this profound Milton's Paradife Loft end degenerate JSufion, French; from profufe. 1. Lavithnefs; prodigality; extravagance 3 God, in the fathomlefs profound an Proru'sion There hangs a vap'rous drop profound. Shakefpeare Proro'unb. . / 1. The deep; the main ; the fea La Dyyden Hofpitality fometime Upon the corner of the moon o Proro'unp Harte Profufenefs of doing good, a foul unfatisfied wit all it has done, and an unextinguifhed defire o Dryden doing more Hocker 5. Deep in contrivance and profufely fpent One of .2 mean fortune manages his ftore wit extreme parfimony; but, with fear of runnin into grofufenefs, never arrives to the magnificenc reach the commo before us went of living Spe W Proru'seness. z. /. [from profuje. vifhnefs ; prodigality fubmiffive knowing to the bottom #445 wh find a way to remedy a great part th Deathlefs ourfelves, cur num'ro Then {pring the living herbs profufely wild. Thom] What words wilt thou ufe to move thy God t hear thee? what humble geftures? what profaun Duppa reverence beyon fedi Proru'seLy. adwv. [from profuje. 1. Lavifhly ; prodigally as, a profound zreatife {fubmifs an On a green fhady bank, profufe of flow'rs Penfive 1 fat Milton'sParadife Loft Oh liberty, thou goddefsheav'nly bright Profufe of blifs, and pregnant with delight., 4ddif mind; not eafily fathomed by the mind humble infolen 2. With exuberance He hath hither thruft me dow 4. Learne the cam Davenant Had a vaft income . Betwixt Damiata and mount Cafius old an The prince of poets All elfe deep fnow and ice A gulf profound, as that Serbonian bo Lowly mercenary One long dead has a due proportion of praife; i which, whilft he lived, his friends were too profufe and his enemies too fparing Addifon Milton 1, Deep; defcending far below the fur NI Viiton 2. Overabounding ; exuberant clean.sh data import.tsv out README profundus, Latin. " The other turn' through the vaft profundity obfcure tious French [profond adj trofound. In profufe governments it has been eve {erved that the people from bad example hav rown laz and expenfive, the court has become luxuriou Teach all nations what of him they learn'd " And his falvation ; them who fhall believ Baptizing in the profluent ftream, the fig [fro PROFU'SE. adj. [ grofufus, Latin. 1. Lavifh; too liberal ; prodigal. profluens [fro adj PROFLUENT Latin.] Flowing forward 2. / Hocker Depth of place or knowledge #orton +"there was much difference between them conque hardnefs, weve with profaundnefs here over-matched " In the proflzence or proceedings of their fortunes I coul Harwey Although thefe things be alieady paft away b her progenitors former grants unto thofe lords, ye n. /. [from profound. a dire& z. / [from proguofii foreknower aftrologer made his almanack give a tole rable account of the weather by a dire& inverfio of the common progusflicators, to let his belief ru counter to reports Governmen PROGNO'STICK Frenc / adj ‘yw,rsz),.;. [prognofiique Foretokenin forefhowing: as difeafe or recovery a prognoftick fymptom ProGoNo'sTiCK. #. /. [fro tive. of the Tongue th adjec 1. The fkill of foretelling difeafes or th event of difeafes This is a Gallicifm Hippocrates's prognoffick i is very hard to refolve a fipal z. 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