English to English Dictionary

Prudent

Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.

Psychoeducational

Involving or relating to an educational approach or process designed to provide information and instruction about psychological conditions, emotional wellness, or coping strategies.

Psychotherapist

A person trained in and practicing psychotherapy, treating mental and emotional disorders through psychological methods rather than medical or biological ones.

Puckery

Tending to cause the mouth to contract or pucker due to an astringent or sour taste.

Pulsator

A mechanical device or component that produces a rhythmic pulsing action, such as in milking machines or washing machines.

Purge

To rid a nation, organization, or group of an unwanted quality, condition, or person, often violently or summarily.

penance

Punishment inflicted on oneself as an outward expression of repentance for sin.

penile

Relating to the penis.

pliant

Easily bent; flexible. Also used metaphorically to describe someone easily influenced or yielding.

polemic

A strong verbal or written attack on someone else's opinions or principles.

polysyllabic

Having more than three syllables, or more generally, having more than one syllable.

pragmatics

The branch of linguistics studying how context contributes to meaning, and how language is used in social interactions.