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"The sunny weather was a propitious start to the picnic."

"The professor propounded a new theory on climate change."

"The propulsive force of the rocket lifted it off the ground."

"The president decided to prorogue parliament until the crisis was resolved."

"The actors bowed at the proscenium before leaving the stage."

"The new law will proscribe the use of harmful chemicals in farming."

"The proscription of child labor is an important human rights achievement."

"She became a proselyte after converting to a new faith."

"They tried to proselytize the villagers with their new ideas."

"The professor explained how prosody affects the mood of a poem."

"She is a protean artist who experiments with many styles."

"The small country became a protectorate of the empire."

"St. Stephen is known as the protomartyr of Christianity."

"Scientists observed the movement of protoplasm under the microscope."

"The doctor examined the small protuberance on his arm."

"His protuberant belly showed after the meal."

"The roots began to protuberate from the ground."

"The barn was filled with provender for the cattle."

"She was provident in saving money for her children’s education."

"Their timely rescue was considered providential."

"The arrangement was only provisory until the final contract was signed."

"Understanding proxemics helps in improving interpersonal communication."

"The village lies proximately to the river."

"He was called a prude for blushing at the movie scenes."

"The bank has set prudential rules to protect depositors."

"His prudery often made others uncomfortable during open discussions."

"She was too prudish to watch the movie with her friends."

"The magazine was criticized for its prurient content."

"The preacher was condemned as a pseudapostle."

"The author maintained pseudonymity throughout her career."

"Psychographics reveal consumer buying motives."

"She puckered her lips before kissing the child."

"The child gave a puckish grin before hiding the toy."

"The baby had pudgy cheeks that everyone adored."

"His puerile jokes annoyed the audience."

"He studied the art of pugilism in his youth."

"The pugilist entered the ring with confidence."

"His pugnacious attitude often got him into trouble."

"The coach admired the player's pugnacity on the field."

"The empire showed its puissance through vast armies."

"The king was a puissant ruler whose word was law."

"The actress was admired for her pulchritude as well as her talent."

"The machine can pulverize stones into dust."

"She was punctilious in her attention to etiquette."

"The pungency of garlic filled the kitchen."

"During his pupilage, he studied law under a senior barrister."

"The purblind approach to the problem led to many mistakes."

"The brook purled softly through the meadow."

"They spent the afternoon exploring the purlieus of the ancient city."

"He tried to purloin a book from the library without being noticed."