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Synonym for prom [noun]
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Further results for the word "prom"
dance [noun]
means "music"ball, prom, promenade, ballet
prominence [noun]
means "fame"distinction, renown, eminence, influence, greatness, popularity, note
prominent [adjective]
means "main"chief, conspicuous, important, manifest, noticeable, outstanding, principal
prominent [adjective]
means "famous"celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important, leading, well-known
promising [adjective]
means "favourable"auspicious, encouraging, enlivening, inspiring, bright, exhilarating
promote [verb]
means "elevate"aggrandise, aggrandize, exalt, upgrade, raise, graduate, advance, ascend
promote [verb]
means "assist"advance, urge, aid, succour, patronise, patronize, encourage, advocate
promotion [noun]
means "encouragement"improvement, support, patronage, furtherance, help, aid, enhancement
promotion [noun]
means "advertising"publicity, broadcasting, fanfare, pushing, advertisement, notice, propaganda
promotion [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, betterment, raise, rise, advancement, graduation
promptitude [noun]
means "rapidity"alacrity, expeditiousness, celerity, hustle, dispatch, expedition, haste
promulgate [verb]
means "publicise"publicize, proclaim, broadcast, promote, declare, communicate, advertise
accession [noun]
means "inauguration"installation, investment, promotion, succession, induction, initiation
advancement [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, betterment, raise, rise, promotion
advertise [verb]
means "publicize"publicise, proclaim, broadcast, promote, declare, communicate, promulgate
advocate [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, promoter, upholder, ally
ambitious [adjective]
means "aspiring"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising
aspiring [adjective]
means "ambitious"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising
beckon [verb]
means "gesture"prompt
betimes [object]
means "seasonably"early, promptly, soon, presently, timely
betterment [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, promotion, raise, rise, advancement
bright [adjective]
means "attraction"favourable, auspicious, encouraging, enlivening, inspiring, promising
calming [adjective]
means "encouraging"promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, hopeful
deputize [verb]
means "entrust"endow, empower, invest, charge, promote, delegate
develop [verb]
means "improve"spread, enlarge, stretch, expand, promote, advance
elevation [noun]
means "altitude"rise, promontory, top, eminence, platform, height
emphasis [noun]
means "stress"accent, importance, significance, highlight, prominence
engaged [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, intended, promised, betrothed, pledged
enhancement [noun]
means "encouragement"promotion
enter into [verb]
means "covenant"pact, make terms, agree on, pledge, promise, assent
exalt [verb]
means "elevate"dignify, erect, support, ennoble, foster, promote
exhilarating [adjective]
means "favourable"auspicious, encouraging, enlivening, inspiring, promising, bright
expedite [verb]
means "assist"push, promote, advance
extrusion [noun]
means "projection"bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, prominence
famous [adjective]
means "characteristic"prominent, celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important
fanfare [noun]
means "advertising"publicity, broadcasting, promotion, pushing, advertisement, notice
furtherance [noun]
means "encouragement"improvement, support, patronage, promotion, help, aid
gesticulate [verb]
means "gesture"prompt
glaring [adjective]
means "unpleasantly conspicuous"conspicuous, obvious, obtrusive, visible, prominent
graduation [noun]
means "advance"promotion
haste [noun]
means "rapidity"promptitude
haste [noun]
means "promptness"promptitude, dispatch, importance
help [verb]
means "activity"ease, foster, further, promote, facilitate
high [adjective]
means "characteristic"exalted, prominent, distinguished, important, pre-eminent, elevated
highlight [noun]
means "stress"emphasis, importance, significance, accent, prominence
hopeful [adjective]
means "encouraging"promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, calming
inauguration [noun]
means "accession"installation, investment, promotion, succession, induction, initiation
incite [verb]
means "provoke"induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse
indiscriminate [adjective]
means "random"promiscuous
instantaneously [object]
means "instantly"immediately, abruptly, at once, directly, without delay, promptly
insurance [noun]
means "security"guarantee, money, warrant, endorsement, pledge, promise
intended [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, engaged, promised, betrothed, pledged
issue [noun]
means "event"emission, delivery, sending, promulgation
likely [adjective]
means "property"hopeful, encouraging, promising, rosy
loose [adjective]
means "character trait"immoral, promiscuous, libertine, licentious, corrupt, whorish
motion [verb]
means "action"call, prompt
obtrusive [adjective]
means "jutting"projecting, bulging, prominent, protruding
occasion [noun]
means "cause"prompting, call, ground, incident, necessity, inducement
on the spur of the moment [adjective]
means "spontaneously"suddenly, quickly, instantaneously, promptly, immediately
pact [noun]
means "covenant"contract, make terms, agree on, pledge, promise, assent
placard [verb]
means "post"broadcast, promulgate
pre-eminent [adjective]
means "exalted"prominent, distinguished, important, high, elevated, eminent
presently [object]
means "today"soon, now, promptly, nowadays, in a minute
projecting [adjective]
means "protuberant"extended, extrusive, prominent
pronouncement [noun]
means "proclamation"broadcast, announcement, publication, disclosure, revelation, promulgation
propaganda [noun]
means "advertising"promotion
propagate [verb]
means "disseminate"promulgate, spread, transmit, circulate, distribute, communicate
propitious [adjective]
means "auspicious"lucky, favourable, advantageous, promising, beneficial, hopeful
protruding [adjective]
means "high"tall, lofty, elevated, projecting, raised, prominent
protrusion [noun]
means "swelling"protuberance, bulge, hump, outgrowth, growth, prominence
proverbial [adjective]
means "familiar"recognised, recognized, famous, well-known, notorious, prominent
provoke [verb]
means "incite"induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse
public relations [noun]
means "propaganda"promotion, public image, favourable climate, favorable climate [US], advertising
publication [noun]
means "proclamation"broadcast, announcement, pronouncement, disclosure, revelation, promulgation
publicity [noun]
means "advertising"promotion, broadcasting, fanfare, pushing, advertisement, notice
publish [verb]
means "advertise"promulgate
punctual [adjective]
means "timely"precise, immediate, instant, prompt, quick, direct
push [verb]
means "speech"urge, drive, inspire, impel, persuade, promote
quickly [adjective]
means "immediately"instantly, instantaneously, directly, forthwith, promptly, soon
quickness [noun]
means "speed"expeditiousness, alacrity, dispatch, haste, promptness, expedition
report [verb]
means "language"promulgate
reputable [adjective]
means "celebrated"distinguished, famous, illustrious, notable, prominent, renowned
rise [noun]
means "profession"promotion, advance, elevation
rosy [adjective]
means "cheerful"bright, favourable, optimistic, promising, alluring
sidewalk [noun]
means "path"walk, lane, avenue, alley, passage, promenade
simplify [verb]
means "ease"encourage, aid, facilitate, promote, bolster, accelerate
soon [object]
means "time"today, now, presently, promptly, nowadays, in a minute
stroll [noun]
means "movement"walk, promenade, saunter, ramble
tallness [noun]
means "elevation"altitude, prominence, height, loftiness, highness
uncritical [adjective]
means "undiscriminating"undifferentiating, indiscriminate, promiscuous, unselective, imprudent, uninformed
undiscriminating [adjective]
means "uncritical"undifferentiating, indiscriminate, promiscuous, unselective, imprudent, uninformed
upholder [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, promoter, advocate, ally
vouch for [verb]
means "affirm"attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver, assure
walk [noun]
means "thing"promenade, footpath
well-known [adjective]
means "famous"prominent
word [noun]
means "speech"pledge, promise, guarantee, assurance, commitment, warrant
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