English to English Dictionary

Prosperity

The state of being prosperous, successful, or flourishing, especially in terms of financial or material well-being.

Providence

The protective care of God or of nature as a spiritual power.

Provincialism

A narrowness of mind or outlook, especially due to lack of exposure to broader cultural or cosmopolitan experiences.

Prowl car

A police patrol car used for cruising streets to maintain surveillance and respond quickly to emergencies.

Proxy

The authority to represent someone else, especially in voting or decision-making.

Prudence

The quality of being cautious, careful, and circumspect; the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason.

Prudent

Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.

Prudent estimate

A cautious calculation or valuation that intentionally minimizes the risk of overestimation, often used in accounting and risk management.

Psychoeducational

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

Psychomotor

Relating to or denoting the mental processes that control physical movement.

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.